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Artist.....: Strike Twice
Album......: Time Capsule
Type.......: Album
Genre......: Psychedelic
Style......: Psytrance
Label......: Nano Records
CatalogNr..: nanoocd022
Url........: http://www.nanorecords.co.uk
Rel.date...: 27.01.2010
Str.date...: 25.11.2009
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 0.99 prebeta 4
Encoder....: Lame 3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new
Quality....: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks.....: 9
Size.......: 100.77 MB
Length.....: 76:45
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Tracklist
01. Point Of Life (Here & Now) 06:58
02. Strike 1 08:14
03. Psychedelic Baby 09:02
04. Strike Twice 08:40
05. Time Capsule 08:10
06. Radio (rmx) 09:37
07. 4 Roll 08:43
08. Loose Track 08:27
09. Fat Pet 08:54
Total Time: 76:45
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Release Notes
What happens when you lock a master full-on producer and a progressive wizard
in a studio together? The answer can be found in the explosive collaboration
known as Strike Twice! Strike Twice is the new project from Israeli producers
Atomic Pulse and Echotek, and their debut album "Time Capsule" is about to
make you time travel; back and forth between past, present and the future!
Much loved artists in their own right, the pairing of these two is proving to
be a collaboration of epic proportions. Their debut album 'Time Capsule', is
headed for you at full throttle with solid tech-style rhythms and squelched
frequencies specially for your aural pleasure. Creating a fresh sound, that
the PsyTrance scene will love, Strike Twice have also pulled from the past,
with influences as well as sounds, most noticeable with their remix of
Xdream's classic trance anthem "Radio", also included on 'Time Capsule'
They are here, they are now, they are the future, and they are about to
Strike!
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est. 2001