Vox - Innerpolarity
(Free Music) Author: Basilisk :: Posted: May 18th, 2007 :: 1,994 views
02 :: Atmosfear (8:02)
03 :: Behind The Wheel (8:04)
04 :: Over The Clouds (8:14)
05 :: Mayana (8:42)
06 :: Euphoria (8:46)
07 :: City of Black Lights (7:51)
08 :: Inner Polarity (7:21)
Vox (Tomislav Crncic), like many old school fans, was “unhappy with the direction trance music was going in 1999 and 2000.” Shortly thereafter, Tomislav “decided to start producing the music he loved and wanted to listen to.” In February of 2007, Metapsychic Records released the debut full-length album from Vox, which has just been remastered and re-released to the world. Innerpolarity features eight songs inspired by the classic Goa trance sound of groups like Cosmosis, Astral Projection, Shakta, and Prana. This is a release for all the fans of old school Goa trance; take a cosmic trip with Vox and Metapsychic Records!
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Note: Innerpolarity has been released as a single audio file accompanied by a “cue” sheet, as it was intended to be burned to CD. Look into an application called Cue Splitter if you wish to divide the album into individual tracks on your hard drive.











(21 votes, avg: 4.38/5) 







May 27th, 2007
still dont know what track is what cuz this is a mix,but from 32min to 38 it is some crazy stuff,pure beautiful goa , great album just great
May 31st, 2007
5/5 - I though, that there is made only stupid commercial music in Croatia (some disco crap or some slow romantic songs for drunken older women). This debut album shows me, that I was wrong. This release contains classical goa trance with variety of melodies and mastering (of re-released and remastered version) is solid too. It isn’t much spiritual album, but really powerful and when you play Innerpolarity loud in your car or on the party, you won’t be disappointed and people around you too.
September 17th, 2007
is that the latest remastered version or the original one ? album is great , pure goa oriented
September 17th, 2007
Yes, this is the remastered version.
October 20th, 2007
Very nice album, starts off in a down tempo and slowly builds up to a very nice trance that only old school goa can purify and manifest. The baselines on Interpolarity are very good, very good melodic driving flight. Lightweight and uplifting.
October 21st, 2007
My cue file seems to split the end of the previous track onto the following. Basicly it’s cutting the tracks too early, and the rest of it is in the begning of the next…
October 21st, 2007
I corrected the cue file.
If you delete the .cue and replace it with .txt you can edit it in a text editor
All of the tracks need at least 30 seconds added to their start times. They are starting too early.
Here is a corrected cue file you can use (just cut and paste)
PERFORMER “Vox”
TITLE “Innerpolarity”
FILE “Vox-Innerpolarity-2007-MPR.mp3″ WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE “Analogue heaven”
PERFORMER “Vox”
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE “Atmosfear”
PERFORMER “Vox”
INDEX 01 07:30:39
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE “Behind the wheel”
PERFORMER “Vox”
INDEX 01 16:03:22
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE “Over the clouds”
PERFORMER “Vox”
INDEX 01 24:08:07
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE “Mayana”
PERFORMER “Vox”
INDEX 01 32:22:41
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE “Euphoria”
PERFORMER “Vox (with DJ Stiven)”
INDEX 01 41:07:17
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE “City of black lights”
PERFORMER “Vox”
INDEX 01 49:54:10
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE “Inner polarity”
PERFORMER “Vox”
INDEX 01 57:46:04
November 27th, 2007
This seems to epitomize old-school goatrance more than old-school goatrance itself. Superb!
December 4th, 2007
Regarding the cue sheet–the problem was with the track times I had listed above, which have now been corrected. Sorry for any confusion. There should be no need to use another cue sheet.
December 15th, 2007
Amazing release. A (X-mas) gift for all real goa trance lovers. Crazy that you just get the best sound here for free. May EXTOPLASM live long and prosper ! And may such brilliant artists as VOX get all reward for their mind blowing stuff as they deserve. Namaste !
December 28th, 2007
Simply one of the best goa album i have heard. 10/10. this has changed my direction from dark style to old school.
will appreciate if anyone at all could help me out to build a collection of music in the lines of this album
and also the sublime - pyramidal trancendence album? all help much appreciated.
Namaste from India.
January 12th, 2008
awesome classic!