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Review by PKS
Trancelucent Productions is out with the second album by Cosmic Tone...
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Cosmic Tone is out with his second album on Trancelucent Productions. Cosmic Tone is Roei Nissan from Israel.
Cosmic Tone "Going Solo" Trancelucent Productions 2004 (TP007)
1. No Limit
2. Your Secret Fear
3. Deep Sky
4. 31 Cosmic Hz
5. Africana
6. The Leader
7. It Can Be Wrong
8. Rainbow
9. My World
First out is a groovy morning track full of atmospheric floating melodies. This might be too fluffy for some, but if you are into a more clubby melodic style, you will enjoy this. Track 2 also starts with an atmospheric floating part, before some heavy, rolling rhythms starts pushing. These tracks is some of the more melodic trance I have heard from Israel in a long time. More clubby than the usual Israeli stuff. Track 3 is even more floating. Groovy bass line, with floating melodies and sounds above. Not much twisted psychedelic sounds to be found here, but a steady trancey vibe of floating sounds. Progressive trance in a bit harder and more melodic way than usual, but not massive enough to be full on. Track 4 goes the same direction, but with a bit less cheesy melodies. Very fluffy vibe. Track 5 and 6 is a bit over the top when it comes to fluffyness for my taste. A bit too clubby sound, and not very psychedelic. I miss more psychedelic sounds and variation. Track 7 is very drifting and trancey, but doesn’t sound much different from the previous tracks. Track 8 and 9 doesn’t sound much different either. When I looked at the bpm on these tracks, I discovered that all the tracks has exactly the same speed (142 BPM), which isn’t very creative…
This album is for those of you who want some clubby melodic trance. Trance you can easily float to for hours, but personally I think it sounds a bit too fluffy and that there are too little variation between the tracks.
PK (shivapks@hotmail.com)
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