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Human Blue - Intercity - Spiral Trax. https://soundcloud.com/spiral-trax
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Three years ago we released the first Human Blue album, finally it is time for the follow up.
Even though he has not had any releases on Spiral Trax, Dag Wallin surely kept himself busy on other labels. He is also studying to become a teacher at the University of Gothenburg and has worked part time as a music teacher as well as in a music store.
Electric Roundabout is a move from the darker sound of recent productions and represents a move towards a deeper, progressive sound. Yet he's still managed to keep his feeling for delicately structured soundscapes and harmonies backed up with a chunky groove.

The expectations on the long awaited new album from this classically schooled musician has been extremely high but not over exaggerated. When the first single, 'Carpe Diem / Intercity', from this album was released, it got enormous reviews in music magazines and became the single of the month on websites all over the world.


Human Blue ?– Electric Roundabout
Label:
Spiral Trax ?– SPIT CD 010
Format:
CD, Album, Digipak 
Country:
Sweden
Released:
13 May 2002
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Psy-Trance, Progressive Trance

Tracklist
1	Memorexis	9:13
2	Intercity	9:08
3	Dream Creator	9:11
4	Calculated	7:21
5	Aerostar	9:27
6	Cosmic Approach	8:49
7	Carpe Diem	10:22
8	Electric Roundabout	9:05

Companies etc
Distributed By – Cosmophilia Distribution
Mastered At – Tom Puss Point Studios
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Spiral Trax
Copyright (c) – Spiral Trax
Manufactured By – MPO
Credits
Design – Christian Loets
Mastered By – Guru Selleri
Written-By, Producer – Dag Wallin
Notes
Mastered at Tom Puss Point Studios in Koppom. 
Distributed By Cosmophilia Distribution 

-- 
From the inside cover: A little "ferry tale" 

Once upon a time, a trance artist went travelling from Sweden to Germany to perform. It was a cold, rainy, and windy night in late December and he was in a hurry to reach the destination before the night was over. As he drove off the ferry into Germany, the customs stopped him when they saw that he had spikes on his winter tyres. They wouldn't let him through since spikes are forbidden on the Germany autobahn. 

They gave him three alternatives: 
1) Go back to Sweden 
2) Pull out the spikes manually. One by one! 
3) Buy new tyres. 

What did he do? The answer is found on the cover of this record..."the show must go on..." 

(P) & (C) 2002 Spiral Trax
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 7332052210100
Matrix / Runout: SPITCD010 @@ 01 20020329 1751 @@ 4
Rights Society: n©b
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L032
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1203

Human Blue - Intercity (Original Mix)

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When the first Beat Bizarre vinyl is released in 1999, it turns the established paradigm of Psychedelic Trance upside down: Powerful and impelling, yet at a moderate tempo. Minimal and repetitive, yet everything but monotonous. Catchy and with a high recognition factor, yet without any prominent melodies or hook lines. Dark and mysterious, yet funky and uplifting. Back then, the sound of the Danish project is the epitome of a movement that has just begun: Progressive Trance.

 The sound of Beat Bizarre is embraced by the scene with such great enthusiasm because it features an entirely new approach towards psychedelic dance music. Instead of using the ecstatic melodies of classic Trance productions, its hypnotic power evolves from booming basses and tight percussions, from subliminal rhythmic buildups, and from a multitude of grinding and jangling sounds that merge into a perfectly sleek groove. When this formula finds expression on the album “Lewd” in 2001 it doesn’t take long before Beat Bizarre are invited to play at all relevant parties and festivals around the world. Among many successful tracks the “Brain Drain RMX” gains probably the biggest popularity, a true milestone of the Progressive Trance genre.

 Originally Beat Bizarre starts as a duo, but in 2005 it becomes the solo project of Martin Spanner Zimmermann. Some might also remember his monumental “Liquid Structure”, the opening track of 2001’s VuuV Experience festival which he produced under the name Martian. His successful albums “MUHKARV” (2012), “Riot” (2013) and "Maunder Minimum" (2015) take the typical sound of Beat Bizarre to a contemporary level without giving away its organic soul. Operating from a studio full of analogue hardware, Martin is eager for action as ever before – so it surely won’t get boring for all the Trippy-Tech heads out there!

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