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Lucy In Space With Diamonds "Emerald City"
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Creon Records in Sweden is out with their second album release, this time by two guys called Lucy in Space With Diamonds. (L.S.D.) This is Erik Färnert who was a member of a techno group called Pinocchio, and Lazar Silvergren who has performed as a dj. They started making music together after meeting each other on a tour in Sweden 2001.
Lucy In Space With Diamonds "Emerald City" Creon Records 2003 (CREONCDA02)
1. Intro
2. Space Travel
3. Diamonds And Dreams
4. Stars Comes Out At Night
5. Radioland
6. Dream Tripp Of A Lifetime
7. Galactic Research
8. Sky Divers
9. Power Pipe
10. Toxic Jam
11. Outro
First out is a little intro where a child says something. Then track 2 starts with almost some house influenced rhythms, before the heavy beats starts rolling. The track doesn`t vary a lot, but you get a few nice melodies. Track 3 starts with some voice samples too, before some nice and groovy rhythms hits in. A pretty full on track with more variation than track 2. The melodies in this one is nice too. Track 4 starts slow and floating with an uplifting melody. A melodic trancey, sort of morning track. Nice one with a bit of old style goa influences. Track 5 goes back to more full on dark stuff again. Pretty cool psychedelic sounds and really drifting rhythms. Track 6 is even darker and more full on. Track 7 takes another direction and becomes more melodic. Light but dark at the same time. Nice one after the intensive full on stuff. Track 8 is totally melodic. If you like old melodic goa with a new twist, this track might be perfect for your taste. Track 9 is back to the dark full on style again, with some noisy psychedelic sounds. Track 10 is a nice one with some tribal rhythms above the bass lines. At last we get a little outro with some voice samples again.
In this album you get both dark full on and melodic trance, so there should be something for most trance people. I missed some more variation in a few of the tracks, but most of it is pretty good.
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