Solstice

A new Eat Static album is a bit of a big deal in anyone’s language. But while I love them as an act, I can’t help thinking that this album screams the words “mi…

Somehow, Logic Bomb have played their careers bloody well. How anyone can still be a top-drawer psytrance act with a uniformly high level of respectability afte…

Various Gran Turismo 4 Kicks Solstice (Japan) Being a slightly odd idea this one. Tracks “from and inspired by” everyone’s favourite petrolhead tweakery modi…

VA Holographic Memory 3 Solstice (Japan) Opening track Free Motherfuckers from Deedrah has more ideas busting at its seams than I think I’ve heard from him i…

Biotonic’s third album is a game of two halves. They’re best at party-fuel dancefloor fullon, and where that muscle’s flexed on this album it shows a confident…

Los Angeles-based Quadra has caused considerable ripples across the global trance scene with this album, showcasing a sound that’s simultaneously light and deep…

Okay first things first: this isn’t the followup to Twisted’s superlative Unusual Suspects compilation; mainly because this is Usual Suspects, not Unusual Suspe…

After a fair old while in ibizan hibernation, Max & Maurizio return with a new album and a new (sort of) sound. Essentially what they have is, a nice and deedra…

The Antidote Close Encounters Solstice International (France) Must admit, always had a soft spot for anything with Serge’s name on it… and another Antidote a…