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Nocturna - Cronik

Label:
Catalog#:
IME 009
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
Italy
Released:
23 Mar 2006
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Psy-Trance

Tracklist

1   No Fear 7:04 X
2   Out There 7:09 X
3   Blasting 7:24 X
4   Nocsak 7:07 X
5   Back In Island 7:19 X
6   Craket 6:23 X
7   Loco Pirulo 7:40 X
8   Skating Solar Planets 7:20 X
9   Enterrador 7:16 X
10   Uda Project 5:52 X

Credits

Written-By, Composed By - Willie Buetas

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Rated 3/5
Review by DeathPosture Apr 12, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)
Scare tactics…

Nocturna is a project by Ibiza-based producer Willie Buetas… Supposedly he’s a successful house producer and this darkpsy alias is his aggressive outlet… Released by Italy’s Inpsyde Media, this album is, like Derango’s excellent debut album TuMuLT was, a departure from the label’s usual very dark, aggressive night time style… This is still darkish trance, but it’s has a more uplifting nature than some of the earlier, hard-hitting compilations… Let’s avoid looking at the hideous cover and focus on the music…

Right, when I first saw this album announced I laughed hard at the crappy artwork – and I was expecting a pretentious, hard-as-fuck technoid darkpsy album… But trust me – this is *not* darkpsy… This is psytrance which crosses well over into both darker night trance, but also uplifting melodic morning trance… Like a cross between Penta, 12 Moons and Drumatik – and a whole bunch of other artists… The BPM range is somewhere between 140 and145 (I’m guessing here, as I don’t have a BPM counter) and generally I was positively surprised – this album is much more versatile than I would have hoped for…

There are a couple of tracks that didn’t really do much for me, but luckily also quite a few tracks that took me by storm… The cover art sucks royally! Sorry Willie, I’m not dissing your mug – but your yellow zombie looks doesn’t correspond with the actual music. And that’s a compliment! So, don’t judge a book by its cover – give this CD a shot, and you might get a positive surprise! I know I did… Recommended to fans of darkish, cross-over psytrance with evident links to both morning and night trance… Enjoy!

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