I must admit to being quietly impressed by the bulk of this album. I’ve never really got on with Etic so well, but suddenly what he’s doing sounds sort of relev…
The eurotrance crossover has never felt so disarmingly real as it does here. Trancelucent are, without doubt, a major label and one who have carved their own s…
I must admit I had to bite my tongue on this one. Any album proffering neo-neo-neo-fullon trance under the guise of being a soundtrack to a trip generally gets…
Electro Sun Pure Blue Trancelucent (Israel) Crikey. You think you’ve heard big melodies, and then this. Clearly one to avoid if you’re Azax Syndrom’s mum, th…
A mishmash of different styles and sounds all by one guy. Now, this could easily be bad (imagine skazi doing something similar?) but it works and because of the…
Compiled by Trancelucent and Psymag.com’s Homsy, nine tracks of what I suppose we must continue to call neo-fullon. Noga opens up with Intelligent Species, with…
