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April 2000 :: Music T-Z :: Trance to the Sun (Dave Aftandilian)
Trance to the Sun Urchin Tear Soda Precipice Listening to this album is like stepping into a shadowy-bright parallel universe, or a psychotic's paranoid nightmare. Here nothing is what it seems: the beautiful full moon is toxic to behold, hearts are made of wire and words, and dirty little girls are ...
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The Perfect Trance (Neurodisc). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
DJ SUZY SOLAR THE PERFECT TRANCE Neurodisc Ahhh, trance music -- loved and hated for many, many reasons. It was at one time a musical hot button issue, and with the rave scene being picked on less in the news lately, trance seems like maybe it's seen its time in the sun, and now, it's about overcooked ...
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Global Trancemissions _02: Ibiza (Moonshine). Review by Kiran Aditham.
DJ FERRY CORSTEN GLOBAL TRANCEMISSIONS_02: IBIZA Moonshine With the Winter Music Conference's overwhelming dance-oriented vibes still resonating in my psyche, it is with perfect timing that a new Ferry Corsten mix arrives at my doorstep. The "Flying Dutchman," as he's labeled by people who like doing ...
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During their reign in the '70s, Germany's Amon Duul II conjured up an acid-dr...
GALLOPING CORONERS DANCING WITH THE SUN Neurot During their reign in the '70s, Germany's Amon Duul II conjured up an acid-drenched tribal maelstrom of unparalleled progressive-rock genius. Theirs was music that combined a free communal vibe with a desire to find uncharted sonic territory through extended ...
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October 1998 :: Music N-R :: Precipice Recordings (Carrie Tucker)
Precipice Recordings Volume One Precipice Precipice is Pat of Thanatos' label, and a very promising one if this compilation is any indication. The common thread seems to be a certain amount of dark mystique, but the sounds themselves range from electronic based to gothic folk to ethereal and various ...
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August 1999 :: Adjective City :: Atman (Sarah Ludwig)
Atman Tradition Drunken Fish Atman ("featuring Anna Natcher") is a Polish grab-bag of ethnic instrumentalists. The six members of this group create what the Drunken Fish people accurately describe as "paleo-delic ethno-folk forest music" -- a dizzy mixture of acoustic sounds that sound global without ...
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Electric Lotus (Milan). Review by Bill Campbell.
... . has become a bit of a hipster musical ambassador in his quest to merge East and West into contemporary dancefloor coolness. As opposed to a lot of the Asian Massive artists like Karsh Kale, who are putting Indian classical into a d&b context, Baba's a true hip-hop head. The originator of "Goa Trance ...
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March 2000 :: Live Ink :: The Mike Plume Band (Andrea Thompson)
THE MIKE PLUME BAND with Chopper Johnson Smith's Olde Bar, Atlanta, GA February 8, 2000 by Andrea Thompson Smith's Olde Bar. What a place to be on a Wednesday night. There were all of twenty people in the room, but the Mike Plume Band could've easily rocked 10,000. They opened with an acoustic song ...
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July 1998 :: Live :: Future Perfect (Holly Day)
... , Anna Voog, Ousia, Satoshi Shinozaki, J Wix, Aumana Letters, A Most Happy Sound, and Uneven Weisman Gallery, Minneapolis, MN 5.30.98 by Holly Day The second Future Perfect show came off without any noticeable hitches, despite one of the worst electrical storms the Twin Cities had seen for a few years ...
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November 1998 :: Music I-L :: Love and Rockets (drew West)
Love and Rockets Lift Red Ant Love and Rockets were one of the first bands that completely altered my tastes in music, years and years ago. Over the years, Love and Rockets have gone down some very interesting paths. One of the most mentionable was their trip into the ambient trance of Hot Trip to ...
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