Journal | September 29, 2009 | Posted by Basilisk

Summer is all but gone and I’m in school again. I can’t say it has really held me up in terms of exploring new music, however–though my interest has, as in previous months, been almost overwhelmingly focused on the new techno fusion. Some days I wonder if I’m ever going to get back into psytrance the way I once was–but I know myself well enough to understand that I go through phases. I’ll be interested in psytrance again sometime, but for now… techno has me passionate about electronic dance music–and that’s important. I can’t be investing so much of myself into DJing without feeling that rush of energy that comes from experiencing music that I really connect to, on the dance floor as well as behind the decks!
So here you have it–a set of 20 tunes that have been circulating on my stereo this month. As with the previous “progressive” charts I’ve published this summer it’s a mix of straight-up techno, progressive house, deep progressive psytrance, and a lot of stuff in between. Some old, some new, all wicked.
Boris Brejcha – Road Runner [Harthouse]
Chris Special – Lose It (Spektre Remix) [Noir Music]
Christian Fischer – Lightener (Moonbeam Remix) [Takt]
Elad Emek – Techno Reality [Stolen Moments]
Fever Ray – Triangle Walks (Spektre Vocal Remix) [Rabid Records]
Guy J – Dust [Sudbeat]
Guy J – Lamur (Henry Saiz Remix) [Bedrock Records]
Henry Saiz – Reverence [Natura Sonoris]
Jamie McHugh – H2O (James Harcourt Remix) [Underwater]
Khainz – Subpolar [Echoes Records]
Mantik & BitShift – Riddiculus [Planet BEN Records]
Marco G & Amin Golestan – Dagobert (Spektre Remix) [Audio Therapy]
Moonbeam – When Flowers Talk [Soundz]
Phony Orphants – Sweep Mamma [Iboga Records]
Ran Shani & Ito – Aviation [CR2]
Riktam & Bansi vs Lucaman – Little Tweaker [Plastik Park]
Shades Of Gray – Moog In The House [Plusminus]
Solid Snake – Flum Drum [Tribal Vision Records]
Ticon – Yet Not Titled [Lo Kik Records]
Wehbba – The Hiss [Tronic]
Previous progressive charts: August 2009, July 2009, and February 2009.
Flip back to my post Exploring the Borderlands of Techno and Psytrance for more like this.
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Event | September 29, 2009 | Posted by Basilisk
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DJ BASILISK -> After many years promoting Ektoplazm and rocking dancefloors all over North America, he has begun a new chapter with his second netlabel, Drumlore, representing progressive techno in Toronto.
LEXICON -> For years Lexicon has been setting the groove at Shakti parties, he has begun his new progresive techno label Drumlore with Basilisk, Drumlore.
MARTIN FAXEKAS A.K.A. EVOLVE -> As a key part of the techno crew Break & Enter ( http://breakandenter.net ) and the OmReunion Project ( http://www.omreunionproject.org ) he has rocked the dancefloors all over this biz..
DBOOM a.k.a. Davey Boom -> A noted and oft named bass whore, known for whoring his bass up and down and all around.
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01 :: Cognitive Distortion (126 BPM)
02 :: Oxylerator (Part 1) (132 BPM)
03 :: The Sprawl (132 BPM)
04 :: MetaMusic (132 BPM)
05 :: Tweakend (140 BPM)
The Sprawl features five songs by Amygdala (Andreas Riemer Christensen), a Danish producer inspired by physiological psychology, science, and cyberpunk. The amygdalæ are a set of almond-shaped nuclei buried deep within the temporal lobes of the human brain that are involved in processing memory and emotional responses. Designed for inner exploration of imaginary intergalactic science fictional futures, Amygdala’s music is influenced most prominently by early Eat Static, Transwave, System 7, and Koxbox. The resulting style can be described as old school, progressive, psychedelic and techy, but every song is its own story crafted to entrance and enthrall the listener. This release has been lovingly mastered by Akhentek at Ilum Studios, B.C., with design and photography by Basilisk.
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