Nomad (2) - Mad Attack

Second Nomad album on French 3D Vision Records. His last album (Hyperactive) released in 2001, made several people go mad on the dance floor around the globe, and here he is back with more typical full on 3D Vision trance.

When you turn on this cd, you get thrown right into wild full on 3D Vision madness. Totally full on with noisy sounds all the way. We also get a melody that I don't like at all. It sounds like some cheesy hard house melody! The rest of the track is okay. Track 2 continues the full on madness, but luckily without the hard house influences. Dark, noisy and twisted night time trance. Track 3 sounds even darker! But after a while we get some more melodies in this one, and that's exactly what we need in all that madness. Track 4 is just full on and dark, without much lightness at all. Track 5 goes the same direction. Not much variation to be found here. Track 6 starts nice and floating before the same rolling rhythms you get in every Nomad track is back. I get so tired of it when it sounds so similar all the way. The same bass line from 3D Vision over and over again for years! Track 7 is the same thing. Track 8 has the same boring bass lines, but here he has added some more fat sounds and crazy melodies, which helps a lot. Best track on this album. The last track on this album is the fastest one. Fast going rhythms and noisy sounds. Nothing special with this track other than a terrible similarity to hard house.

When I look at the bpm of these tracks, I see that eight out of nine tracks has 145 bpm! And when I listen to the tracks, the bass line sounds almost exactly the same in every track! What a boring album! Okay, cool enough with a few full on tracks like that, but I think 3D Vision and Nomad has done enough similar tracks a long time ago. Not recommended for home listening! And 3D Vision, we have got enough of this stuff!