Agitato

Yeah, so this is better than I thought it’d be. The first Beat Hackers album didn’t please me in the slightest, and I don’t recall being specifically impressed…

Compiled by Space Buddha, and sounding very much like you’d expect: no foreplay, just straight into the down and dirty. Wizzy Noise do pretty well with Origami…

Look at the cover again, please. Then check your calendar. You will see that although things look decidedly pre-1999, we’re actually in 2007. It’s a cheeky opt…

There’s something refreshingly comfortable about this album. Space Buddha is no spring chicken; this is his sixth album in as many years. It would be misleading…

Trauma TB-O-Not-2B Agitato (Israel) If you think there’s not been enough raw 303 power in psytrance lately, the idea of this will delight you. If you think t…

I must say I was really confused about how to review this. It’s too easy to make wide, cheap shots at this because most of us hate vocals in trance; but then th…

One of those releases where you can read down the tracklist, and your brain magically tells you what it’s going to sound like. The production throughout has tha…

Various Stereo Activity Agitato (Israel) Oh dear. Up first is Cosmovision from Bio Tonic, sounding like it’s got one foot in the 70s with sub-Kraftwerk vocod…

Big! Big! Big! Yes folks, you’re likely to have heard some of Indica’s stuff at the summer’s parties no end; generally those tunes that sound so big, big, big t…