A - Pure NRG
B - 1'000'000 Years From Today

After completing their latest highly successful album �Amen�, psychedelic trance gurus Astral Projection continue to stun trance revellers the world over with this superb double A-side. The hypnotic �Pure NRG� collaboration with fellow Israeli trance producers Domestic & Astrix boasts a massive, euphoric riff that continues sporadically throughout the track before breaking into a harder sound fused with uncompromising percussion. A more 'euro' feel than the usual Astral Projection sound teamed with their amazingly high production standards have contributed to making this outstanding track that has been attracting interest from superstar trance DJs such as John '00' Fleming, Armin Van Buuren, Guy Ornadel and Matt Hardwick (Gatecrasher.) The AA-side of this release is a harder track more suited to the full on psytrance floors and more complex in nature. �Power and technology� the twisted vocal on �1,000,000 Years From Today�� loops and distorts freakily as first the kick, then abrasive acid stabs, then a pulsing bass line interject this rampant assault on the senses. At the four-minute mark a spiralling breakdown introduces a huge transcendent riff as the track climbs steadily to its glorious peak.

A - My Life
B - My Life (Paul Janes remix)

First solo outing for Ilogik since the huge 'Check This Out'. 'My Life' kicks in just the same way and has been terrorizing dancefloors all over the world on acetate from those lucky enough to have it on CD. From early reactions from some of the top jocks such as Lisa Lashes this track is deemed to be the next Signum 'What Ya Got For Me'. It has received huge support from Lisa Lashes but then again she is the only one that has actually had a copy up until now. On the flip side of the original is the remix from the legendary Paul Janes of Tidy Trax fame. Paul takes the remix down a typically dark route and comes up trumps. A floorfiller through out, this release is going to be another huge hit for Ilogik and Elasticman.

A - And Then They Start To Dance (Simon Eve remix)
B1 - And Then They Start To Dance
B2 - And Then They Start To Dance (Black Emanuelle remix)

Always a label to move with the times, Recover proudly present their winter collection, the massive 'And Then They Start To Dance' by the appropriately named DJ Snowman. This track already been battered by, amongst others, Fergie on BBC Radio 1, Judge Jules, and Paul Oakenfold. DJ Snowman's original is already an underground club favourite in Germany and Switzerland, with its catchy trance hooks and stomping German beats. Joining it on this 12" is a storming new UK remix by Simon Eve that's been getting plays by the leading UK hard dance DJs off TP, together with a completely off the wall interpretation by Black Emanuelle (check out the wacky vocals!) TP support already from the likes of Anne Savage, Tidy Boys, Ed Real, Lee Haslam, Eddie Halliwell and Pete Wardman, with superb reviews already confirmed in DJ Mag, M8, and I-DJ saying "Recover really are on a roll at the moment and I have a feeling that this is the track that will truly herald their arrival at the top of the scene�an absolute monster." (Recommended Single � Jan �03). Part 2 follows in a few weeks time with the awesome DuMonde and Wavestorm remixes on board.

A - Can't Get It
B - Can't Get It (Filterheadz remix)

After the highly successful release of John Creamer & Stephane K�s 'While You Were Sleeping E.P.', the next release on Pipeline showcases the musical talents of Vek from Israel. His first release, this progressive / tech-house project has something for everyone. Deep tribal drums, echoed vocal FX, and a witty rhythm make this record a must-have. Further indications are provided by the constant play from the likes of Rui Da Silva, Hybrid, Danny Howells, and Sander Kleinenberg. The flipside contains the awesome remix provided by none other than the team of the moment, The Filterheadz. With remixes for Intec, Bedrock, Green Velvet, and Minimalistix, it�s no wonder that this Belgian pair are the talk of the town. Their interpretation brings in deep techy hi hats and a groove that just keeps on going.

A - Dirtyfunk
B - Fly By Night

Melodic, soulful, tuff techno from the producer of the moment Ross Couch under his alter ego of Dirtyfunk. Two original cuts - immaculately produced as ever.Ross�s debut on Aquatrax, �Dirtyfunk� is released under his new project name and Ross reveals �it wasn't really written with any particular style or label in mind - I just went where it took me really and was pleasantly surprised to get my first release on Aquatrax.� �Fly By Night�, an altogether darker and more breaks influenced track, features on the flip.

A1 - Mind Games
A2 - Mind Games (Brett Johnson acapella)
B1 - Secret Weapon
B2 - Mind Games (Brett Johnson remix)

Original Visionary and Yorkshire�s no.1 representative in America, Huggy returns with his new superfly production partner Atnarko and their second Formidable Force release.Their first release 'A Funky Space' was a stonking Chicago trackhead anthem and was a permanent fixture in the boxes of David Duriez, Joshua, DJ Q, Tula, X-Press 2 and the Inland Knights. 'Mind Games' sees the duo improving their trademark sound, delivering a funky, warped slice of future disco that will put them at the forefront of the digital disco scene alongside peers � Derrick Carter, Iz & Diz and Brett Johnson. Brett loved the track so much he even provided some remixes. He is currently very hot property on the house scene due to his productions on Classic, Paper, Hi-Phen and Aesoteric. He has sprinkled his dirty disco dust over the title track and even added extra vocals - check out his acapella. Also included is bonus track 'Secret Weapon' another awesome addition to the Formidable Force arsenal, which will blow up in 2003��watch this space.

A - Big Room Drama (Dramatized)
B1 - The Big Drama (Reprize dub)
B2 - The Big Drama (Acapella)

The second in Pete Heller�s series of collaborations, this time with US legend Ted Patterson. Pete Heller needs no introduction�. he�s the man behind Stylus Trouble and last year�s massive collaboration with Smokin Jo, Sleepers' �Fishbone� as well one of the nation�s favourite remixers and an internationally renowned DJ for many years. Ted Patterson has been DJing in the US since the late 70s alongside such luminaries as Tony Humphries and Little Louie Vega and has released singles on Strictly Rhythm and Black Vinyl among others. He�s also found recognition over here through some now legendary sets at Ministry of Sound. Here they get together to produce some big, fuck off, dark, tribal, main room, peak time, acid house!

A - Highrollerz
B - Macaroon

Highrollerz is the latest instalment in the Mechanism / Hungarian connection, this time featuring the talents of top Hungarian DJ, Kuhl. Kuhl is part of the Underground establishment in Eastern Europe having played alongside every single one of the worlds top DJs, he has had residencies for BPM and at the legendary Home nightclub in Budapest. This is Kuhl�s first released production and it was created in conjunction with his writing partner Shootie. The guys have turned in an EP of contrasting styles, with one track being very deep and the flip offering a more up beat vibe. The A side: 'Highrollerz' is a really solid, deep, progressive track with plenty of dancefloor, tribal elements. Twisted peak time rhythms punctuate the groove with subtle vocal samples creeping in and out of the mix. The B-side, 'Macaroon' is the more uplifting of the two and definitely something new for Mechanism. Melodic harmonies are the order of the day along with bassline key changes that although nothing new, seems to work really well in this more atmospheric production. A potential end of night track, this slightly trancey affair will work well for those lighter dance floor moments.

A - Freedom (Lee Haslam remix)
B - Freedom

This is Dave Holmes�s third release on Tidy Trax in the label�s seven-year history and a release which is arguably his best. To remix and bolster the original version Tidy commissioned the talents of one the rising stars of the hard trance scene, Lee Haslam. In 2002 Lee has been a name on many peoples lips from the massive success of 'Music is the Drug' to the 'Resonate' compilation to his joint remix of 'Such a Good Feelin' with Guyver. This time Lee steps out of the shadows alone to deliver another pumpin' anthemic track. By cleverly altering the riff slightly and giving it a more punchy production Lee has really given this track a new lease of life. On the flip is the original mix, which is more of an emotional journey and is a version which compliments Lee�s rework.

A - Affinity (Backbeat remix)
B - Affinity

The Discover label landed with a bang in October 2002 with John Askew's massive 'Vellum' getting support from major players such as Paul van Dyk, M.I.K.E. and Dave Pearce on Radio 1. Here is the eagerly anticipated second release on the label, 'Affinity' by Hydra, a.k.a. Steve Helstrip of Thrillseekers fame, and the buzz on this single indicates it will eclipse even 'Vellum'. The cool melodies of the original are complimented by a driving remake from the Backbeat duo, leaving trance DJs spoilt for choice. Massive support already from Armin van Buuren ("One of my faves!") including numerous plays on his ID&T radio show, a personal request from Tiësto for a copy after having heard Armin drop it, Nick Sentience � who sent an SMS during his gig in Oz (�Playing Hydra now � they love it!�), Colin Tevendale (�Excellent piece of melodic trance�) and Matt Hardwick (�Love it!�) are among supporters.

A - Body Burn (Ingo mix)
B - Body Burn (Ben Kaye mix)

Vacuum co-founder and inspiration, Tom Ingamells, makes a return for the 12th installment under his legendary Ingo guise and is joined by Ben Kaye. Tom and Ben both took the parts away for this one and came back with their own versions.....a true battle! Ingo's personal interpretation is a clear indication to his doubters that he really can hold his own in the studio. The opening sequence of the track lets you know that this one is going to take no prisoners as we're exposed to the crispest percussion, the chunkiest bassline and an awesome riff. The trancey break calms the nerves slightly before building to a breathtaking climax. Guaranteed to burn up any dancefloor! Ben Kaye's version toughens things up quite considerably as we're taken on a ride to the dark side. Pounding beats, frenzied percussion and a bubbly bassline set the tone for a remix that is going to cause serious crowd chaos!

Review from www.offitsface.com:
"In just over a year, Vacuum have released a mass of tracks each one getting better and better. The Ben Kaye mix of �Body Burn� is fantastic, employing some tougher percussion and a mental bassline. The riff that follows is sheer upliftance and you know that this one will be a winner whenever played."

Disc 1:
A - Freaks Like Us
B - Freaks Like Us (Max Reich remix)

Disc 2:
A - Freaks Like Us (Mojolator's Tec mix)
B - Freaks Like Us (Mojolator's Tec vocal)

Dark and dirty track from two of the west coast�s finest producers. Bass-heavy, �Freaks Like Us� builds with a haunting filtered vocal and driving percussion. The Mojolators vocal goes funky with disco tinged elements while the Tec mix is tough and driving. Max Reich takes things deeper and darker.

A - Protect The Innocent (Cream Team remix)
B - Protect The Innocent

A fresh new trance release on the prestigious RR label, home of artists such as Driftwood, Ultra and, of course, The Matrix. The Matrix already scored a huge club hit with their eponymous debut single. Their follow-up �Protect The Innocent� is even better! An extremely crowd pleasing release with two mixes that guarantee smiles every time. On the A-side you will find a wicked remix by the �Cream Team� and on the flip, �The Original Mix�. Typical Matrix style stabs, great riffs and driving enough to get the crowd going crazy. In a nutshell: uplifting quality trance.

A - Armageddon
B - Armageddon (Hemstock & Jennings remix)

Merge release their classic single �Armageddon� on February 10 through eastwest records� acclaimed dance imprint Code Blue. Originally issued in October 2000, this limited edition, vinyl-only release comes complete with a new Hemstock & Jennings remix, which is currently enjoying support from the likes of Judge Jules and Fergie on Radio 1. Merge, aka Les Hemlock, started out life as a mobile disco outfit in his native Yorkshire, and following a local club residence and various UK bookings he left the country for a seven-year tour of Europe. In this time Les performed at hundreds of clubs and presented on various European radio stations, whilst also developing the studio techniques that would lead to a career in record production. Now back on British soil, Les has released songs under his Sagitaire, Merge and Hemstock & Jennings guises (amongst others), and has remixed the likes of Ian Van Dahl, Warp Brothers and Joshua Ryan. 2002 highlights include being broadcast from the Live soundstage in Ibiza on Radio 1, and the launch of his own label �Phaze�, whilst 2003 will see the launch of Les�s own �Hemstock� solo project.

A - Crazy Circus
B - Numbers

�Mid Atlantic Science� are Fracas owners Arron Curtis and Alex Seigle-Morris. Prior to working together, Arron used to produce as part of Chapel of Rest and Cool Britannia, with tracks receiving heavy support from the likes of Pete Tong, Paul Oakenfold and Nick Warren. Alex used to produce under the name Clinical Rise, remixing for the likes of George Michael and Fierce, and playing keyboards and drums in several bands. Mid Atlantic Science�s first release, �Livin� found its way into many a record box and radio show including big support from Bushwacka and Danny Howells, and got 5/5 in DJ Mag. Since then, releases from Conceptual and Dan Goodall have helped Fracas continue with their mission to put out good quality underground dance tracks. With its big fat b-line and amazing synth riff, 'Crazy Circus' is one of those tracks that you�ll find at the front of any DJ�s box, either as an all else fails floor filler or an essential end of night track � definitely the more immediate of the two. The flip side, 'Numbers', takes you on a seriously classy house affair, for the deep/tech heads to get their teeth into. Without a doubt Fracas� biggest release to date � each track deserved of its own separate release, but put together on one outstanding 12�.

�Great track there from Mid Atlantic Science on CDR� - John Digweed

�This is an anthem!� - Johnny Orange, Plastic Fantastic

A - Overdrive (Club mix)
B - Overdrive

Every couple of months a track comes along that really kicks in on the dancefloor and sends clubbers into frenzies of hands-in-the-air delight. �Overdrive� by the Nasty Boyz is going to be one of those. Following up on the massive success of their debut �Feel my Desire� from last year, the second release is on the starting blocks, featuring two mixes by the Nasty Boyz themselves. The response to �Overdrive� has already been strong, and demand is expected to be high in the UK, as well as in big Nasty Boyz territories like Japan, Australia, NZ, Switzerland and Austria. If a huge trance anthem for 2003 is what you�re after, then shift into �Overdrive�.

A - Kritikal Positive
B - Get You Some

Chris and Claude hail from Austin, Texas and are part of a thriving house scene. After collaborating for the first time in 2001, the duo set out to fuse the worlds of dub, funk and soul and �Kritikal Positive� is one of the brilliant results. Chris is one of the USA's pioneers of the Southern Soul house movement who plays regularly all over the States and has had a raft of CD compilations released. Claude meanwhile is the studio mastermind, having remixed and performed solo projects with accomplished reggae musicians and vocalists, writing everything from down-tempo to 2-step. They are about to start their own label called Shoreleave Recordings, dedicated to pushing a new sound from deep in the heart of Texas. Kritikal Positive incorporates a multitude of sounds and influences, most notably reggae, to create a track with tribal percussion, 80s synths and trippy effects all rolled into a soulful chugging drive of dancefloor destruction. Much in the same vein as 'Children Of Israel' (recently licensed to Deep Dish's forthcoming Global Underground compilation), this offers a different slant on house music from the norm with its dub heavy debt worn prominently on its sleeve.

A - The Promise
B1 - Lift Your Head Up
B2 - You Don't Know

Hot new label Soulful Solutions lives up to its name with its second release, the uplifting gospel-house of �The Promise EP� and each track is worthy of release on its own. The chunky Full Intention-esque �The Promise�, perfectly complements the deep, late night Soulfuric vibes of �You Don�t Know� whilst garage anthem-in-waiting �Lift Your Head Up� rounds the package off perfectly. On the latter, chunky beats and deep keys are joined by an insanely funky guitar lick and sing-a-long vocals topped off by a spoken word vocal reminiscent of Eddie Amador�s �Rise�, only a whole lot more soulful. Richard White is the gospel DJ who fell in love with the house sounds of E-Smoove and Steve �Silk� Hurley in the late 80s and set up Stomp Music in 1997 to bring together the talents of a group of gospel vocalists and musicians he respected. Members of the collective have contributed vocals to many acclaimed house projects including Janine Cross on Credence�s debut release 7th District�s �What a night�, Beverly T on various Smokin� Beats tracks and Martin Miller who found acclaim with Michael Proctor and again 7th District. Over to Richard: �I was in the studio with these vocalists and I just thought it was time we had a go ourselves. I laid some r �n� b vocals we�d done over house tracks and sent them off to DJs I respected. When I found out Tony Humphries, Brian Tappert and DJ Disciple were playing them I knew we had something good!� All Each To Their Own productions are characterized by understated production that gives the positive, yet never overblown vocals space to breath. Richard explains: �We�re not bible bashers, shoving our message down people�s throats. We�re all religious people and we let the positivity our beliefs give us come through in the music.� Isn�t it about time you started believing too?

A - Next Victim
B - Blind Date

New outing on In Trance We Trust from Tangled Universe � aka DJ Ton B. This follow up to 'Melodies From The Universe' (also on ITWT) is more pumpin' and less trance-influenced. Both tracks are bangin' tech-trance excursions.

A - Silent Witness
B - Rebirth

Continuing the quality with this release from Tiësto�s UK Black Hole label, are two exclusive tracks of really fresh trance drawing on influences from as wide as acid house and Underground Resistance. 'Silent Witness' is funky, tough, driving trance and 'Rebirth' is a darker, edgier, big breakdown affair. Ton might be better known for some of his work under aliases such as Three Drives, Tangled Universe, Legal Traders and Department 1 and as well as releasing on Black Hole he has also notched up releases on Hooj and Xtravaganza Recordings.

A - I'm A Dreamer
B - I'm A Dreamer (Electro dub)

Matt Schwartz (Trik) who up to last year was virtually unknown, (well, subject to a co-write with a small west country outfit known as Massive Attack on their Mezzanine Album�) continues to deliver more innovative and exciting house productions, which again underlines predictions that it is not long before he delivers a quality international anthem. (Will Trik be the one??) Over the last Israeli born Matt gave the Back Yard label 'M�black', 'Zoom' and 'Sholan' amongst other fantastic tracks. He has had support from Tong, Fontaine, Tenaglia, and Tiesto.Trik, like Matt�s other projects sounds like nothing we have heard before, big rocky chunky guitar riffs sitting on top of a funky melodic bass line is being driven by a very groovy and infectious drum pattern creating a sweet backing track for very hooky high male vocals. On the B side, Matt again effortlessly delivers a dubier Electro version that still has all the charm and magic of the A side and can very comfortably sit in Erol Alkan�s super trendy Hoxton sets.

A - KB: P.O.S. 51 (Tomahawk remix)
B1 - Tom Neville: Like That
B2 - Rogue Element: Channel 2 Channel

The second outing in the F-Cubed series ranges from deep and funky house through to tougher pumping beats with slick grooves and warm basslines.On the A side: KB�s �P.O.S. 51�. With the original sampling Samuel Earl Jackson�s speech from the club film 51st State, Tomahawk have supplied their electro jam punk style killa club mix. Think 80�s electronic punk with a dash of 70�s disco funk produced for your modern day disco dancer. On the B side we start with Tom Neville�s �Like That�. It�s deep edged, funked up, rushy and luscious with a combination of funky guitars, squelchy acidic synths layered on top of a warm sub bass. Rogue Element's 'Channel 2 Channel' is a jump up fat synthy B-boy bassline track on a house groove with a huge hook acid riff. Tomahawk is the new guise for Tom Neville and Hawk Dawson who originally started as part of dance band Sentience, then moved into DJing when they started their own weekly house night called Ignition. Having gone from strength to strength, they now hold a residency at RIOT! @ The End. Ben Medcalf (Rogue Element) started his musical career as a drummer to Nu-Metal band Blindside but then moved into the world of dance music after having build up his own studio. Ben's distinct take on dance music comes from his combined experience as a musician and songwriter.

Disc 1:
A - Kokane (Line One)
B - Kokane (Line Two)

Disc 2:
A - Kokane (Olly Perris & Ashley Sinclair remix)
B - Kokane (Line Three)

Over the last three years Vinylgroover & The Red Hed have released seven storming 12�s on Nukleuz Records. From the massive debut hard house anthem 'Move Your Body' to the slick trancer 'Everlasting', their high class production has become a trademark whatever the style. Using a big phat Cocaine sample, Vinylgroover & The Red Hed have delivered another stonking hook-led anthem that comes complete with four mixes from the range of harder-edged dance music. 'LINE ONE' is a driving trancer with a massive riff and slick production. 'LINE TWO' is a twisted technofunk remix in a Tiesto stylee. 'LINE THREE' is a funky hard dance number similar to Hell�s Drums and Olly Perris & Ashley Sinclair deliver a slice of pounding hard house.Olly Perris & Ashley Sinclair made their remixing debut on Vinylgroover & The Red Hed �Move Your Body� which featured on the Next Generation EP. This is the first production to be simulataneously released on both green and blue Nukleuz!

Bedrock has always supported and encouraged the breaks scene as an integral part of a developing and exciting wider music world and shows no sign of letting up in Hyper�s new album in the �Bedrock Breaks, Compiled & Mixed� series. 2002 saw Hyper take the breakbeat sound to a widening audience with the first in the �Bedrock Breaks, Compiled & Mixed� series which led to DJing on five continents and a frantic year. He has unquestionably remained a leading light in the breaks genre and despite all going on around him has strengthened his position with pioneering breaks label Kilowatt, club night (Twister) and club promotions company Waxworks. Who knows what�s in store for him then as 2003 kicks off in some style with 'Bedrock Breaks, Compiled & Mixed - Fractured'.

Track Listing:

CD1
1. Momu �Sunsicle�
2. Terminalhead �Head Down�
3. Kemek The Dope Computer �Let Yourself Go�
4. Semi Detached �Who Da Fuck� (False Prophet Remix)
5. Spork �Freeek Like Me�
6. Stir Fry �Freestyle Flow�
7. Meat Katie & Christian J �Cusp�
8. Uberzone & Rennie Pilgrem 'Cous Cous' (Royale mix)
9. Oakenfold �Starry Eyed Surprise� (Stir Fry Vocal)
10. Hyper �Catnip�
11. PMT �Insinuendo� (Principled Dub Mix)
12. Timo Maas �Der Schieber� (Funkin� for Hope in New York Mix)

CD2
1. Proper Filthy Naughty feat. Jo Morgan �Beautiful Day�
2. Dan F �Close Yer Eyez�
3. Soul of Man �Acid Punch� (Shock Proof Remix)
4. Dr. Motte & WestBam �Sunshine� (Electro Dub Remix by WestBam)
5. Silencer �Rollin� and Controllin��
6. General Midi �You Will Be Under�
7. Stisch 'Poolswinger'
8. Blame 'Music Takes You' (BLIM Remix)
9. Hyper �Slapper�
10. Ils �Music� (Evil Nine �Punk Rocks� Remix)
11. Fatliners feat. Spee �Flying�

'Response' is the debut CD album release from Automatic records, reflecting the current sound of the singles released by the label. Mixed by Gatecrasher�s Digital Revolution room resident Ashley Casselle, thisdouble CD offers up twenty three tracks and contains 10 previously unreleased tracks and mixes. Following the release of the seminal classic, �Perception� by Cass and Slide in October 1999, Automatic have released a series of hugely successful singles, most of which have been licensed to major label compilations. Response is not just a seamless DJ set like most mix albums. Ashley has done his own special re-edits of lots of the tracks and programmed brand new links, intros and outros throughout the mix to create something rather special. Response represents the sound of automatic. CD one consists of brand new, previously unreleased material (except for one track) whilst CD2 is a selection of some of the best automatic releases from the last couple of years.

"Disc One is a spellbinding cauldron of dark grooves, sub bass, electronic funk and stirring melodies, some released many unreleased, all seamlessly mixed into what feels like one complete piece of music, to give precedence to certain tracks individually, would be unjust and unfair to Mr Casselle�s unbelievable ear for key mixing, beats and crossovers. Disc Two is a collection of classic progressive tracks from the past year blended into a best of type scenario. All in all if I were to judge the top three-prog compilations of 2001, this would definitely be in the top three!"
7/7 Seven Magazine October 2001

Track Listing:

CD 1
1. Astroglyde - Oraphi (re-edit) *
2. Astroglyde vs. Naiki & Tini Tun - Una Fresca(Red Roof remix) */**
3. Southern Comforter- Another Late Thursday (Spincycle remix) *
4. Filter Tip - In Season *
5. Filter Tip - On Heat (Graham Camp Remix) *
6. Fusion feat M Hardwick - Resistance (Steve Porter remix)
7. Dallas Kiss - Revelation *
8. Microtek - Feel Free *
9. Allen & Healey - Buzzing *
10. Quirk - Soft Focus (Hyperion remix)
11. Southern Comforter - Another Late Thursday *

CD 2
1. Saviour - Justify (Casselle &Christopher's redub) *
2. Electric Tease - Your Lovin' (16B remix)
3. Quirk - Yebo (Brancaccio & Aisher remix)
4. Private taste - First (Ashtrax rerub)
5. Astral Projection - Liquid Sun (Cass & Slide remix)
6. Graham Camp - Stablizer (Main Element remix)
7. Electric Tease - Fever
8. Slide - Closure (Loungetech mix)
9. Floorplay - 2001 *
10. Electric Tease - Sizzler
11. Cass & Slide - Perception
12. Private Taste - First (Ashtrax Ambient Score)

* Previously unreleased
** feat. Persica � Akkadian Drums (Electric Tease remix) trackapella

Transient are proud to present the first instalment of our new budget price compilation series, Psychedelic Dreams. Featuring Nine of the best �full on� tracks from their back catalogue including 3 tracks taken from the brand new albums from psytrance superstars Cosmosis and Astral Projection. The album has been compiled by a guy right at the cutting edge of the psytrance scene in London, Kristian, promoter/DJ of the mega successful Chichime parties. He had free reign to delve into the master tape vaults at Transient HQ from which he selected a bunch of tried and tested psytrancefloor devastators. This album is being released at budget price to give established and potential psytrance lovers an opportunity to aquire some of the best music to come from this truly global scene packaged with a six page booklet of amazing psychedelic artwork � all at a bargain price. No filler tracks, just killer tracks!

Track Listing:

1. Quirk - Tribodelic (Mumbo Jumbo Remix)
2. Cosmosis - Weird Sick �n� Twisted
3. Mino - Gated Reality
4. Cosmosis & Shakta - Supernatural
5. Process & Slide - Creepy Crawlies
6. Logic Bomb - Thoughts Crossed Back
7. Bamboo Forest - Automix
8. Astral Projection - 1,000,000 Years From Today
9. Mumbo Jumbo - Mysterons