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I like this guy's music, but his newer releases have been confusing me a bit, with a lot of albums containing tracks that already came out in 2013-2014. This one appears to be some kind of compilation as well, with "A Great Dream" and "From Athens... See full review

While it's true that the production isn't clear, sounding overly reverberant, the music itself here is fascinatingly different from previous Cynic recordings. This is a highly ambitious progressive album that has more in common with Magma than... See full review

Unfortunate press release, sure, but I find the music original enough. If anything it is more comparable to Cydonia. dark goa was a small and precious niche

Completely banging psytrance. High level production with the resonant, harmonic rich, layered sound we have come to expect in recent years from labels such as Sangoma and Purple Hexagon. This is absolutely peak time material, unapologetically... See full review

If you think this album is 'not music', or 'thrown together', all I can say is, you must never have heard it on acid.

This is one of the most powerful and profound expressions of a manic state that I have ever heard. Coil means every sound gesture... See full review

"it is not often that one can say that a track within the twilight style can get better with repeat listens"

I find this to be a very confusing statement. This hypnotic, minimal and layered form of music is often ONLY enjoyable on repeated listens,... See full review

In my opinion this is one of the greatest psytrance disks ever recorded, the absolutely epitome of sonically massive, immersive texture with pulsating layered space. An early album of the 'darkpsy' scene, this album is my favorite kind of music that... See full review

These 'pieces' are so quiet that they are completely inaudible 99% of the time, even on headphones, turned up very loud, in a near-silent environment (save lights and a fridge).

Any audio engineer with some sense knows that it's best to mix as loud... See full review

I used to hold a similar view of this EP as the other reviewer who calls it confused. For years I considered a noisy mess. However, it's simply closer to mind altering psychedelic noise and field recording collage than the orderly constructions of... See full review

this is the most ear fatiguing and harsh loudness wars type mastering I've ever heard. The high end is needlessly shrill, it even sounds like they may have applied an aural exciter to the entire mix just to give it 'bite'. In case you don't know,... See full review

As a massive psyhead, this album is one of the best psy albums ever made, and it's a shame the average rating is below 4/5. The mastering on this is so delicious, so ear pleasing, that I feel thousands of producers would do well to take notes. This... See full review

The involvement of industrial and ritual soundscape artists like TAGC, Arktau Eos and The Psychogeographical Commission prompted me to investigate this compilation. Unfortunately, a lot of the album is 2nd rate imitation of what groups like Coil did... See full review

One of the best albums of ALL TIME in my book. Though this may sound similar to other psytrance to the untrained ear, hidden beneath is an astounding psychedelic journey. Overdream is a visionary, and has proved it again many times over since 2011... See full review

IMO this is Necton's best album, and I've loved all of their albums.

Rather than embrace any of the new styles of Psytrance or their production techniques, this album feels like it could have come from the late 90's / early 2000's, featuring tasty... See full review

I agree with Karmineka who says this album is like a journey through all of Eno's previous ambient works. In the end, though, this might be my favorite of them all! Less repetitive than Ambient 1, more multi-faceted and layered with shimmering... See full review

This album is original and powerfully trippy, a shining example of research chem culture. Mostly great melodic daytime psy that breaks out of the formula, a couple darker tracks. "Not Acid But Good", indeed

real modern industrial! psychedelik as f*ck

One of the most beautiful and expressive albums I have ever listened to!!

some of the cream of the hi tech crop. Antagon & Ignis, Digitalist, Ectogasmics vs Paranoise, Loose Connection and Sychotria truly kill it.

nocturnal forest full power!