I am not usually much of a progressive psy trance follower, but my, this is on a whole new level when compared to your typical release of the style. Furthermore, it's a collection of unreleased material by the old school legend, Gus Till, but despite the apparent random factor, the whole thing flows better than most album I've had the opportunity to listen to lately.

I'm astounded by the juicyness of these tracks. Fat, deep and opulent bass lines, with driving and infectious layers of sound being added and subtracted from track to track, sparkled with throbbing drum kicks, long intros & outros, with a distinct macabre atmosphere present throughout the album. It's material which works equally well on parties while maintaining its home tripping potential. Play it loud either on a pair of high quality headphones or a great speaker system and you'll feel the sheer power of Gus Till's production techniques.

All tracks have been additionally remastered under Gus' supervision, and with a brief history of each track on the back of the digipak, modern psy trance does not come by this good that often. Trust me on this one: by the ending of your first listen you'll be pretty much confident that most of your recent psy orientated purchases have been futile. OK, I am exaggerating, but this is fantastic music. It's a goldfish swimming in a sea of dull planktons.