Red five
jah mangled spanner
1. No Results
2. Baby Helikon
3. Hentai
4. Reversible
5. Electrify
6. Flashback (remake of a GMS tune)
7. Haiku
8. Majestic Wisdom
9. Pandoras Box
Theres been a recent influx of albums recently, some naff, some fantastic. I'm glad to report that Wizzy Noise don't dissapoint with their new album "Stereo Electric", a proper slice of tribalistic trance if ever their was one.
from the outset we get treated to 9 tracks of bleeps and thumps that at times is quite close to techno, but is held firmly in trance world by the throbbing bass lines and aphex sounding (in places) synths, which occasionally stray into 80's influences. It's quite at epic at the same time as being quite restrained, a good mix in my opinion. The BPM's are varied from about 139-145, which makes a nice change from the constant 145 that seems to be ruling the roost at the moment.
although it's not a massive move away from the sounds on electro theatre, it's a definite change for Spun, who while being one of my favourite labels, have gotten a bit samey of late.
in terms of "mixability" it can be a bit of a swine at times, but still a challenge is a good thing is it not?
I reckon that this will set many a dancefloor alight over the summer.
best tracks for me were
Hentai
Reversible
Pandoras Box
Electrify.
2. Baby Helikon
3. Hentai
4. Reversible
5. Electrify
6. Flashback (remake of a GMS tune)
7. Haiku
8. Majestic Wisdom
9. Pandoras Box
Theres been a recent influx of albums recently, some naff, some fantastic. I'm glad to report that Wizzy Noise don't dissapoint with their new album "Stereo Electric", a proper slice of tribalistic trance if ever their was one.
from the outset we get treated to 9 tracks of bleeps and thumps that at times is quite close to techno, but is held firmly in trance world by the throbbing bass lines and aphex sounding (in places) synths, which occasionally stray into 80's influences. It's quite at epic at the same time as being quite restrained, a good mix in my opinion. The BPM's are varied from about 139-145, which makes a nice change from the constant 145 that seems to be ruling the roost at the moment.
although it's not a massive move away from the sounds on electro theatre, it's a definite change for Spun, who while being one of my favourite labels, have gotten a bit samey of late.
in terms of "mixability" it can be a bit of a swine at times, but still a challenge is a good thing is it not?
I reckon that this will set many a dancefloor alight over the summer.
best tracks for me were
Hentai
Reversible
Pandoras Box
Electrify.