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who are brave artists against labels rules producing strong alien music for high quality listeners?
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Nathan
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 11:34
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What the hell is alien Music?!?
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 11:45
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what is left for lame ass listeners? |
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Pt.
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 11:45
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On 2007-03-09 11:34, Nathan wrote:
What the hell is alien Music?!?
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An inspirational approach to Goa music in the 90's. Many theme's in those days had the Alien theme in their music (Just listen to 'The Infinity Project', 'Eat Static', 'Etnica' ect..) Because of lack of believing in aliens and the end of x-files (:p) this inspiration source disappeared with the new generation of psy-trance producer. Not a bad thing, because instead of Alien inspirations we got many other fun trip worlds to explore (themes). I feel that a theme will very often decide the musics shape. Alien theme had a very entrancing way about it self. A Goa vibe which was strong.
http://forum.isratrance.com/viewtopic.php/topic/86403/forum/1
http://forum.isratrance.com/viewtopic.php/topic/42653/forum/1
http://forum.isratrance.com/viewtopic.php/topic/67841/forum/1
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On 2007-03-09 11:45, ::bedbug:: wrote:
what is left for lame ass listeners?
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 much amigo, much
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Nathan
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 11:57
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oh..Okay
was nice back then, but today it will sound childish.
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Hex Osirus
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 12:01
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Odd harmonic
Hallucinogenic horses
zalabim
procs
traskel
ghreg on earth
neuron compost
derango
ocelot
cpc
psykovsky
artifakt
quasar
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Krell
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 14:11
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I agree mostly with Hex Osirus..
I think a lot of the other artist names which come up in this thread are producing relatively "mainstream" music within their genre... At least I see them release on many labels and compilations, so they can hardly be breaking many rules.
Artist who break limits and step beyond the box, in my view, are.
Kino Oko
Praecox
Bigwigs
Mussy Moody
Texas Faggot
Mandala Vandalz
Odd Harmonic
Neuron Compost
Viktor Zolotarenko (He broke the rules of 148 bpm
having to be dark, Deja Vu Fabrique)
Ocelot (Also dared to make fast paced psy which is
not dark "Waves of Relief" for instance)
Infected Mushroom (Allthough I hate it, they did
break rules in regards to singing in what was labelled psytrance)
Skazi(He broke the rules in regards to how Rock Starrish music can be)
The Delta (Broke the rules as to how Technoish the sound can become, picking up the dark vibe with "Scizoeffective" 1999 and combining it with a tech sound already featured on Spiralkinder tracks)
X-Dream(Broke the rule as to how electroish or perhaps even Clubby the sound can be, "Winter Interface" 2004)
Kopfuss Resonator(Entered dark sounds coupled with heavy progression, much different than much other stuff, checkout "Whipbird 146", 1997)
Sandman(Broke the rules as to how scary music can be, checkout the "Witchcraft" album, "It looks like a cross between a spider, and your worst nightmare", that sample is said to have given many people bad trips, probably because they didnt expect it, 1998).
Xenomorph(Broke the rules as to how dark music can be, "Obscure Spectre" 1997 and "Cassandras nightmare" 1998)
Ect(Broke the rules as to how furiously psychedelic and abstract the sound be be, checkout "Helpless" 1997 or "Maelström" / "Next stop Earth" 1998)
The Infinity Project(Setting a landmark in psychedelic chillout with the "Mystical Experiences" album 1995).
Those where a few of my most influential rule breakers of all time
Of course, there are lots more... but those where from the top of my head.
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Hex Osirus
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 17:16
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The artists i named were ones that i think are currently stepping in new directions
a few ones from the past who i like and feel broke the rules
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paps
yumade
bonky
penta
xenomorph
infected mushroom
parasense
dark soho
shpongle
total eclipse
younger brother
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soulfood
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Posted : Mar 9, 2007 19:06
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Pondscum!
He may not have the most top end production, but always is nice and alien and has huge mother basslines! |
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Braindrop
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Posted : Mar 20, 2007 19:18
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Lemme add a few more!
Gappeq
Gidra
Ghreg on Earth
Tryambaka
Sick Addiction
Multistate
These are some few artists ive noticed breaking away from the regular psytrance formula.
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Spiritual_mind
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Posted : Mar 20, 2007 19:52
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Alien Music!
I want more Alien Music!!!!!!!!
Boom! |
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Mar 20, 2007 20:46
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On 2007-03-09 01:03, K.T.E wrote:
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Yidam
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Posted : Mar 20, 2007 21:11
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Ah nice!
Hmmm ... Alien music is that which manifests itself visually as the alien brain/machine. Usually apparent when you see it floating over the DJs head. Tractor beam music by aliens for aliens!
- Almost all of Quasar/Dylalien/Fractal Cowboys sound... They do it best!
- Most of Psykovsky's sound (especially the last track on Kill Fucking Bill)
- Megalopsy (alienesque atmospheres)
- Flip Factory (from what I've heard)
- Some of Procs
- some tracks by Papiyan, CPC Project, Red, Ghreg On Earth, Encephalopaticys, Noise Gust, Alien Mental... lots more out there!
- DJ Psyops from Philadelphia
It's just another subset of the very colorful underground psytrance scene... some others being the cannibals (the real dark music), the full-power full-space sound (VA-Tomatogun), The forest/organic sound (Dejan, Old Jellyheadz, Procs)...and more known unknowns that are being created every month.
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psionic nomad
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Posted : Mar 20, 2007 21:40
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there is a audience for every kind of muzikk you can possibly think of...sometimes more,sometimes less.
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Pete Sideburner
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Posted : Mar 20, 2007 23:29
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Hm, hard to say, there are plenty, and at the end it all depends on the right combination to the right time...
Well, of course well known are the sages of psytrance: Simon Posford, Prometheus, Ott. Then there once was an awsome artist named Sean Williams or Process which seems to have vanished. But try his two albums on a huge amount of that mental biker's drug with green mountains in the background.
> http://www.discogs.com/artist/Process+(2)
OK, to more actual artists. Well, Shift and Slug definitely. Although Shift seemed a little uninspired on his last album, Slugs last release (Element) is a total mind blaster.
Well, else, The Misted Muppet, Optokoppler. Audialize and Menog used to be cool, but I think they got infected by the full-on-succes-mushroom. Their last releases were a little disappointing.
Or older stuff like GMS when they were still good (1998).
And often, it is not the artist, but just a single tune that blows your mind. It's the chure of good DJ to know it's tunes and to combine them into a mega-mind-blasting supernova that puts the socks of your feet and the sausage from your plate. I could be that DJ for you... 
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EDIT: OK, I see, it's more about alien theme music? Then check out Pleiadians. They remained true to themselves. Or rule breakers? Hm, aren't many left, because all rules have been broken. But I'd still recommend Process. He made the strangest and most extreme music in psytrance. But braking the rule isn't all. Look at Infected Mushroom or Skazi. OK, they broke the rules and for a little moment it was fresh, but know it just wanna makes you vomit.
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Bender B. Rodriguez
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Posted : Mar 21, 2007 00:01
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ASTRIX, SKAZI, GMS!!!
HELL YEAH!!!!
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