Probably the only Hot Trax truly worth playing. In that respect it really stands out from the rest of them. Heavily underrated, this one deserves a rating of 6 on a scale of 5! Very clear, dark, slamming acid that deserves a 25K or more soundsystem to make its way to your ears.

Midex the jewel on this one. Hard driving old school acid, very clear sounds and a pounding dry bass, great stuff. Shadowancer is rather psychotic and hashman is a dated acid track. This one is pretty hard to find, if you do, I can recommend it.

Suffering Souls is an absolute killer track. Starts outrageously freaky but soon becomes as if possessed. This one will get your underground basement rave to places no one thought possible...and lots of confused people shaking in your chill out area!

Deep driving, hard pounbding acid. Hard in the way that it should be, the way Mr. McBride has shown he is an absolute genius in. Side AS: "Wet Dirt" is the jewel and contains all the magic on this one.

Personally I think this is Curley's best. Beautiful bass kick with a metal "ploinck", starts pretty hard and thats only the start :) By the time the record is half way you're either flying or confused that this is possible with music...or both. B-side is calmer. Both sides are very clear where it comes to the sound quality...no use of distortion, just plain, crystal clear sounds.

Up-tempo, swinging and driving force behind this one, the sound that really Curley was all about, when producing, when playing...he always got the energy released completely...no matter who you were...it took you.

One of Curley's first and it shows his connection with the Mononom sound system: dark, hard, deep trance.