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Artist.....: VA
Album......: Drug Therapy
Type.......: Compilation (Retail)
Genre......: Psychedelic
Style......: Psytrance
Label......: Acidance Records
CatalogNr..: ACIDCD002
Url........: http://www.discogs.com/pcz/release/36282
Rel.date...: 16.12.2014
Str.date...: 00.08.2001
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 1.0 beta 3
Encoder....: FLAC 1.2.1 -8 -V
Quality....: VBR 879kbps / 44.1kHz / Stereo / Comp. Ratio: 62.3%
Tracks.....: 9
Size.......: 474.63 MB
Length.....: 70:24
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Tracklist
01. Logic Bomb - Join Us 08:55
02. Ninja Traxx - Compromise Yourself 07:18
03. Labyrinth - Imprint 07:12
04. Parasense - Microwave 07:09
05. Neuromotor - Fuck The Dat Mafia Trance X 09:01
06. Xenomorph - The Silimaki Murder Tool Kit 08:28
07. Fungus Funk - Space Things Are On The Movek 07:20
08. Earthling & Domi Pastor - El Fill D'el Comandant 07:06
09. Aerodance - Pop Freak 07:55
Total Time: 70:24
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Release Notes
Acidance was founded in 1999 & is dedicated to full-on Psychedelic Trance.
After their first hit release "Parasense - Parasense", Acidance are back with
a fresh compilation. The cover, aswell as the tracklisting, promises a lot.
ogic Bomb (with Jonas P & B this time) open the cd with a very nice, though
weird track.. Hints of melodies are thrown around in between, and the groove
is impeccable..
In true Logic Bomb style the track has fat production, and good rythms are
paired with nice sounds to make a distinctive track.
And then there was darkness... Although the first track isn't particularily
scary or dark, it has it's elements and leads well on to the next track by
Ninja..
Again fat production, deep bass and a driving progression.. It ups the speed
a lot, and fills in the kicks with a lot of small sounds..
Definitely well done, but in this company not the most exciting track of the
CD. Labirinth delivers a kicking track with a bunch of Dark City samples..
(finally someone sampled this excellent flick ;)
This is where it starts getting really intense. The creepy feeling to this
track is powered by the pumping bass, and the screechy noises layered on top.
Along with the already mentioned samples it almost reaches Xenomorph levels
of scaryness..
Russians Parasense continue the ride with "Microwave", a full on ride with
the usual amount of crazyness induced... It doesn't get much weirder than this
If you liked the album, this is a killer. Stomping russian trance, with a
headsproingtwist!
Neuromotor is a French act, and has just recently popped out quite a few
tracks. More hard, intense stuff from this guy, and very well done as such.
I liked the previous tracks, and I've also heard quite a few to be released
tracks from this guy, promising ! "Fuck the DAT mafia .." is a good follow up
to the Parasense track, and continues the albums fine flow..
Xenomorph is the uncrowned king of Horror Trance, a "genre" that was
introduced with Xenomorph ;-) The sick samples, combined with eerie
atmospheres and weird noises can make tripped out people go nuts.
Very well done track on this compilation also, and we hope for another album
from Mark soon.. "Ralph where are you ??"
The compilers at Acidance obviously didn't want us to have any rest, so the
follow up to Xenomorphs madness "Space things are on the movek" by Fungus
Funk, is another sick track.
Monotonous bassline combined with a Parasensesque amount of noises and
tweaks, bleeps and bloops all the way, and also tendencies to scary strings. A
nice one from this (to me) new act.
Earthling has done a lot of tracks with the GMS, but this time around we get
a different combination. The GMS connection is quite obvious though, and
although the track is well done it is not my favourite here.
The Aerodance (Parasense with DJ X.P.) track drops the tempo (which has been
high all the way) somewhat, and introduces more flipped melodies for our
enjoyment.
"Pop freak" is a very good roundup of this very well done compilation.
Acidance has delivered a very strong compilation filled with hard stuff for
the dancefloor.
All the tracks can easily be spun on a dancefloor with success, and also as a
listening experience it delivers. The smooth in between track fades are not
destructive for playing purposes, but helpful for playing at home.
An example to follow! Mastering is well done throughout, and this CD has a
lot of punch as a result.
____________________________________________________ Psychedelic Cyber Zone __
est. 2001