If you are on of them guilty parties who can appreciate a dose of experiment in their goa trance, or if your nerves allow you to listen through two tracks of psy trance orientated which breaks away from the 4/4 pattern, you may be in for a treat here.
Break beats, no linear patterns or structures, but very unpredictable music, with funny samples and quirky melodies. Not something I'd regulary dance to, but stuff along these lines can have you tripping all over the dance podium!
Skweel can be compared to some Eat Static tracks, due to its percussion and the variety of sudden twists and turns it takes, with unannounced changes in pace, mood and sound effects. Very creative and hella different from most stuff released throughout the scene back then.
While this may not really be my cup of tea, "Skwirm" remains a great release, full of nice and unexpected treats. If you are a fan of breakbeat in goa trance, rest assured this is one of the best 12'' I am aware of which combines the two style to such a great effect. The end result in nothing short of impressive.
Worth checking out, even if you are not a breakbeat head, like me.
Break beats, no linear patterns or structures, but very unpredictable music, with funny samples and quirky melodies. Not something I'd regulary dance to, but stuff along these lines can have you tripping all over the dance podium!
Skweel can be compared to some Eat Static tracks, due to its percussion and the variety of sudden twists and turns it takes, with unannounced changes in pace, mood and sound effects. Very creative and hella different from most stuff released throughout the scene back then.
While this may not really be my cup of tea, "Skwirm" remains a great release, full of nice and unexpected treats. If you are a fan of breakbeat in goa trance, rest assured this is one of the best 12'' I am aware of which combines the two style to such a great effect. The end result in nothing short of impressive.
Worth checking out, even if you are not a breakbeat head, like me.