Review by neptunwaveMar 06, 2006(edited over 3 years ago)
For their second 12" release on Nephilim Records, the German
sound designer- duo Holger Buchholz and Thorsten Janert have
developed some formula of highly explosive psychedelic trance,
Already the names of the four titles on this EP let presume, that
they've now chosen to put in some mean and poisonous
ingredients to spike up their tunes.
The opener "PAN DÄMONIUM" comes along with a deep groove
and real scary samples and is so creatin.g the very spooky
atmosphere that continues throughout the whole EP.
SHADOWS AND FLASHES" are flickering, once you've picked up the speed of this relentless tune, driven by heavy guitar riffs and
stuttering samples.
The title-track "SCHIZOPHONiC" is building up on sneaky break beat rhythms and angel like voices, until it catapuits you onto the rails of an steam driven, rattling break-trance roller coaster.
Last but not least we are entering the "BLACK TIME". Another
traight forward trance machlnery, which is transfering the listener
out of his reallty into the deepest regions of his "Inner Space".
sound designer- duo Holger Buchholz and Thorsten Janert have
developed some formula of highly explosive psychedelic trance,
Already the names of the four titles on this EP let presume, that
they've now chosen to put in some mean and poisonous
ingredients to spike up their tunes.
The opener "PAN DÄMONIUM" comes along with a deep groove
and real scary samples and is so creatin.g the very spooky
atmosphere that continues throughout the whole EP.
SHADOWS AND FLASHES" are flickering, once you've picked up the speed of this relentless tune, driven by heavy guitar riffs and
stuttering samples.
The title-track "SCHIZOPHONiC" is building up on sneaky break beat rhythms and angel like voices, until it catapuits you onto the rails of an steam driven, rattling break-trance roller coaster.
Last but not least we are entering the "BLACK TIME". Another
traight forward trance machlnery, which is transfering the listener
out of his reallty into the deepest regions of his "Inner Space".