Human Blue - misStArRyAs Xperience FLAC

Human Blue Transient Records Psy Trance Progressive Trance 2006

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Human Blue
Title:	misStArRyAs Xperience
Style:	Psy-Trance, Progressive Trance
Date of release:	Sep 2006
Label:	Transient Records
Catalog Number:	TRANCD102
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2951 mb
MP3 album size:	1303 mb

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Tracklist

1	Zero_tonic Passion	9:49
2	Black_valley.org	8:30
3	Weightless Waitress	9:44
4	Womb	9:21
5	Das Fingerwaltz	9:18
6	Galactic Fire	9:17
7	Disco Code	9:11
8	Therpsichore	8:38

Credits

Graphics – Fredrik Oscarsson
Mastered By – Charles
Producer, Written-By – Dag Wallin

Notes

Recorded at Flathat Studio Gothenburg, Sweden.
Mastered by Charles@Soleadmusic

Barcodes

Barcode: 5017744102148
Matrix / Runout: TRANCD102CD
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD12
Mould SID Code: IFPI 5Q77

Companies

Recorded At – Flathat Studio
Mastered At – Soleadmusic
Distributed By – Arabesque Distribution

Video

Stoneshaper

If you have previously been a fan of uplifting or progressive trance, then this CD would be a bump up as it is a lot more interesting than the average trance. But if you are a fan of pre 2003 Goa Trance, then this music would sound a bit clinical and lacking the warmth, mysticism and complexity of Goa Trance. The previous reviewer says this is 100% hippy free music. To that I would say "You mean lacking heart and soul?" Human Blue did put out some Classic Goa Trance sounds on the first release "Ice" in 1999 and it is a fine effort that has some warmth to it, but nothing grabs my heart, being that I am in essence a hippy. I haven't listened to the whole Human Blue catalogue, but one song stands out for me called 'Environmental Boogie" that doesn't appear to be in the Human Blue catalogue on discogs. It can be found on the Various-Floor compilation from the year 2000.

Anayalore

This is an absolutely lovable album. No bad tracks, really. Thoughtful but powerful atmospheres, building up complexity to a great finale. This is all very trippy stuff, only towards the end it gets more relaxing. I appreciate the original sound effects and instruments (drums) that make it sound different from your everyday 4/4 beats.
It also seems to be 100% hippie-free music, for those who can't stand some Goa trance :)