Guest Le Lotus Bleu Posted March 15, 2003 Share Posted March 15, 2003 Infected Mushroom - Deeply Disturbed Artist: Infected Mushroom Title: Deeply Disturbed Label: Yoyo Date: 2003 Track listing: 01. Deeply Disturbed (Edit) 02. Deeply Disturbed (Yahel Rmx) 03. Deeply Disturbed (Violet Vision Rmx) 04. Deeply Disturbed (Original) 05. Drop Out Review: The yahel remix proposes a clubier approach of the title, don?t think that the first hour fans of IM would be happy whith this version. The global musical content reminds me a UK trance band ?Chicane?, so not original at all. Violet Vision work seems to me more interesting. The big particularity is the high distortion of the leading guitar part. Elsewhere sounds to me like a live remix performance ( more energy, more warm feeling ) not something coming out of a studio, but it?s just an impress i could be wrong and just a ?hall? effect. Drop out, downtemp stuff with duvdev singing (distorted again). The begining is strange but after the singing part, the track results better with a cool acoustic guitar melody & a rising loop sharply sour synth. But then , distorted Duvdev comes back & an electric guitar appears. I?m not fully convinced whith this one, it?s a bit disappointing comparing to Elevation. Globally this maxi could fits Im's fans which has missed Deeply Disturbed because they were reluctant with Birthday maxi especially the collaboration with berry sakharof resulting into a too much cross over style oriented. Furthermore 2 remixes & a downtempo preview from the forthcoming album are added, so what people could ask fore more? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PKS Posted March 16, 2003 Share Posted March 16, 2003 Amit Duvdevani and Erez Aizen (Infected Mushroom) has always surprised all of us with new innovative music all the way from the banging psytrance in The Gathering (1999), the fantastic classical music in Classical Mushroom (2000), the full on sound in B.P.Empire (2001) and the rock influenced Berry Sakharof Birthday cd single (2002). Now they will soon release a new album Converting Vegetarians in 2003, and they are now out with a cd single with a taste of their forthcoming album. The first version we get here is a short version. It starts off with the nice guitar by Berry Sakkarof. The sound of his guitar has really become one of Infected Mushrooms trade marks. Then the banging trance rhythms starts pumping together with vocals by Amit Duvdevani! Yes, Amit has started singing in their tracks lately, and that`s in my opinion a bad thing. They have twisted his voice a lot, but I really don`t like that kind of singing in trance. The rest sounds okay, but the vocal sort of ruins it. Track 2 is a remix by Yahel. I have actually decided to not buy any releases with Yahel on it, but since the man has suddenly showed up on TIP.World compilations and now this, it seems like I don`t have a choice! He is like a cheesy virus that has crawled into the psytrance, for only one reason; to earn money out of it and make a commercial light stick vibe. I haven`t liked any of his releases yet, so maybe it`s time he goes back to where he belong, to Perfecto? He gives us his cheesy version of this track. The third version we get here is a remix by another Israeli group, Violet Vision (Jonathan Dagan and Shay Raviv). They came as a really positive surprise in 2001, with their debut album First Sign Of Communication. A really innovative album, with influences by all kinds of music and artists like Ozric Tentacles etc. Here they give us a heavy big beat version of the track. If you still are not tired of the big beat that ruled the world in the beginning of the nineties, this sure is good. Big beat in a new form, cool dancing to and nice for home listening. Then finally in track 4 on this cd single, we get the album version of the Deeply Disturbed track. Not among my favourite Infected tracks, but this will for sure rock the out door parties at sunrise, at least in Israel this summer. If they had cut out the vocals, it would have bin much better. The last track on this cd single is another track, called Drop Out. Their new album is supposed to be a double cd, with one chilled cd and one with banging trance. This Drop Out track is fore sure going to be on the chilled cd. Here you get the prove that Infected Mushroom goes new directions all the time. I actually like the strange Gollum vocals in this track. Besides the dubby rhythms and the vocals you get a lot of beautiful guitar in this one. I have never heard anything like it! Very strange music, but I like it. This cd single resulted in two thoughts for me. That I still can really look forward to the new Infected Mushroom album (that will be really interesting!), and that I will still stay away from Yahel releases. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
traveller Posted March 16, 2003 Share Posted March 16, 2003 I really like the Violet Vision remix. Drop out is also, in my opinion a good track. I wish Infected Mushroom would concetrate more on the freestyle and leave those boring formulas behind.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tatsu Posted March 27, 2003 Share Posted March 27, 2003 Fist i have to say that I'm really happy about the new Infected single. I like all the mixes and the ambient track is also top notch. If the whole album will be in that style I'm more than happy... The first track is some sort of a radio mix i think, it is very short (about 3 or 4 minutes) but besides it sounds like the original mix. Best thing about the track is the disortet vocals, very pushy, and the guitar part. The Yahel mix comes next, it's much more clubbier and chillier but I have to say I like it a lot. Even if some people start to shout "commercial" again... Then comes my favourite track: the Violet Vision remix. I don't know much tracks of that group but this remix is my absolut favourite at the moment. How they changed the guitar part nearly makes my cry, sooo beautifull. After it comes the original version and then a ambient/chill-out track. I'm not really into ambient and stuff but I like this song. It is very beautiful and moving. If all the new stuff will be that good, I'm very happy! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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