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Fungus Mungus
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Posted : May 7, 2003 21:32
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Ive recently been employed at an idsutrial dance/fetish club by a very close friend of mine. THe place is not open yet we are working very very hard. The good thing is were playing some very undergournd music for this area and I have the freedom to play whatever I want, as long as its a good hard line. and we all know trance and industrail are not far form each others sounds. So what do you think, the fans of psytrance. Would you mind hearing industrail at a trance club or hearing psytrance at an idustrial club? I have 100 percent freedom here so if anyone has any track names perhaps that would mesh well please let me know! i have a few that will mix in just fine but the more input the merrier!
  -=Keep it Spiritual=-
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Surrender
IsraTrance Team
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Posted : May 7, 2003 21:54
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Sounds like a Shaffel party to me... 
Skazi and his goons.... Exaile, SX, Void, Damage, Tube...
Also some neuromotor, xenomorph, some wizzy stuff.......
make them pay for coming man, by playing music that will make them want to bite the walls or throw their heads against the tolilets!
"On the other hand, you have different fingers."
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Basilisk
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Posted : May 7, 2003 22:28
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This is one of the great things about Toronto's scene - a fusion of psytrance and gothie styles! There are a few essential artists for this crossover (imho) namely Cydonia (!!) and Tim Schuldt, but lets not forget some of the other innovators from the early Atomic days: Psychaos and Semsis. Kris Kylven has also created plenty of cool stuff as Faithealers, and there's Spies which is surely more industrial, and I think even the new Kiwa album could go nicely... Flying Rhino material from the days of Black Rhino could even be of interest  any way you look at it, there's a gold mine in psytrance of music that an industrial fan could appreciate.....
FYI Skazi & co was a great attraction at some of these early parties but after enough pummelling I've seen it bore a darker crowd not used to the relentless beat...
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