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and well done. Fat arpeggios to wrap the theme into melodic layers, straight and powerful beat. I wished a little more "progression" in it, but that's a matter of taste.
The only thing I don't understand is: why is everybody cranking up the high band so hard these days? This is the sixth album in a row that almost hurts my ears. I just double checked my monitors: Astral Projection are still sounding perfect so do GMS. Both records are known to be mastered perfectly, so my ears & EQ are ok and the crispy highs (esp. High Hats) of everyone else are just too loud. Hmm. No big deal. I just wondered...

Endzeit-Effekt mal wieder... Allerdings rhythmisch etwas hölzern, im Vergleich zu vorherigen Werken - und beim Mastern oder beim Komprimieren ist wohl böse etwas schiefgelaufen. (nein, ich bin [i]nicht wirklich[/i] "nachsichtig mit der Tonqualität" - nicht bei einem rein elektronischen Release, von jemandem, der's nachweislich besser kann!) Das Ding kratzt nämlich grässlich in den höheren Frequenzen.

A rather low-tech but highly inspired and original approach. I miss the euphoric drive and imperative basslines that use to come with goa trance. This release to me rather aims for the head than for the legs. Or as my (not so polite) co-producer uses say: "Who do you think is going to dance to that?!"
Nevertheless, the psychedelic/goa scene needs nothing more than fresh ideas and you are obviously coming along with a lot them. Cool lead synths, but if I were you, I'd put much more effort into the bassline.

And you don't need to get bored this time. Quite nice and interesting chill-out (not Ambient!) music with refreshing electro, trance and even psy-influences.

Well, that's definitely quite a nice album. I just wonder, why I found it when looking for "trance". That's almost pure Deep House to me. Not exactly my personal style -so I won't get into it to "deep", haha!- but certainly one of the most recommendable House releases on Jamendo.