Parvati Records based in Denmark keeps pushing out dark psychedelic trance, by mostly quite well known names within the so called darkpsy scene. Here they are out with the labels tenth release, as usual with many goodies for the darkpsy crowd out there.

All these tracks has that typical deep, rolling bassline, which sounds like a button is turned on, and it rolls through from beginning to end. Above we get tons of twisted, psychedelic sounds, swirling and jumping. A lot of the sounds might appear very random, but it actually builds up in most of the tracks. Pure night time vibes all the way. Favourite tracks here are Mussy Moody with his bubbling vibes, Jahbo with his dark, pumping, pure madness and KinJahJah, which is and interesting collaboration between Jahbo and Kindzadza, here with a rolling monster. I often find these darkpsy tracks a little bit too equal to eachother, but it seems like Paravati has managed to collect a list of pretty nice variation within this style here.

This tenth release from Danish Paravati Records is among the best releases I have heard from this label so far, so if you are into dark, twisted, night time madness, you should probably check out this compilation.

Danish funkadelics are once again the subject for dissertation and this time we're going out with the 10th (!) release from our neighbours in Aarhus. The disc's ingrediences are strongly dominated by danish origin but there are also elements of Russia (a huge bridge between Russia and Aarhus on track four and six), Greece and Sweden (the lads of Derango should have their full length album out in stores any day now, released by Inpsyde Media).

The artwork is carpentried by Zoolog and offers some oldschool fractalspirit, and the artwork is generally smooth and goes along well with the Parvati style.

I'm surrounded by a weak ambivalent covering when the CD reaches its end. The CD are for sure not bad at all and there's a bunch of candy here to experience and explore even though not all might be something I can connect with. This is a disc that definitely works equally good at home as on the dancefloor and in general I feel that I can "approve" this disc from the danish madnessfactory. I've read some reviews claiming that this would be the best CD so far from Parvati, but I don't agree with that statement at all. As I previously mentioned, I approve this release for sure but there is still better stuff out there from Parvati than this one.

Favorites: 2, 3, 6(!) and 7(!!).