SamIAM™
08-20-2003, 02:36 PM
SAUNTERING (8:13 .137 bpm) (http://www.delobbo.com/music/Delobbo%20-%20Luxotic%20(mastered).mp3)This track takes you on a journey that may appear to be innocent at first, but quickly notifies you that it is anything but innocent. Pulsating patterns of electrosynth progressions churn into a tornado of trancescapes that envelope you in a myriad of cataclysmic sensory overload, kruxing with a vexing needle of "epic trance" style synths. Must be played as loud as humanly possible.
LUXOTIC (8:23 . 139 bpm)
(http://www.delobbo.com/music/Delobbo%20-%20Luxotic%20(mastered).mp3)The core of "Luxotic" is a raw bass hook set amongst overdriven beats and other nuances that combine to assemble a soundscape that begins just as violently as it ends, joined at midpoint by a scalding frenzy of synths that will ruffle your feathers into a mad existence, harkened only by time. Play it as loud as possible to experience the "full" effect. Be sure to visit the various "bass zone(s)" in your particular listening theatre, and you will notice they are encapsulated in a brooding, deep, dark bass.
VIOLET (8:04 . 142 bpm)
(http://alienredplanet.com/mp3/Delobbo-Violet.mp3)A very punchy cycle of beats, bass, and technology, pounding its wicked story of expansion yet compression into the deepest recesses of the most hidden cavities of synaptic legions possible. It's clear that this track's hard-hitting tech-trance vision was designed and produced to be played as loud as technologically (and humanly) possible.
LUXOTIC (8:23 . 139 bpm)
(http://www.delobbo.com/music/Delobbo%20-%20Luxotic%20(mastered).mp3)The core of "Luxotic" is a raw bass hook set amongst overdriven beats and other nuances that combine to assemble a soundscape that begins just as violently as it ends, joined at midpoint by a scalding frenzy of synths that will ruffle your feathers into a mad existence, harkened only by time. Play it as loud as possible to experience the "full" effect. Be sure to visit the various "bass zone(s)" in your particular listening theatre, and you will notice they are encapsulated in a brooding, deep, dark bass.
VIOLET (8:04 . 142 bpm)
(http://alienredplanet.com/mp3/Delobbo-Violet.mp3)A very punchy cycle of beats, bass, and technology, pounding its wicked story of expansion yet compression into the deepest recesses of the most hidden cavities of synaptic legions possible. It's clear that this track's hard-hitting tech-trance vision was designed and produced to be played as loud as technologically (and humanly) possible.