Rhythm Quest - Closer To All Your Dreams

All time classic :) fav tune from then and now

Problem house - Party People

Subliminal Cuts - Le Voie Le Soleil (1996 Way Out West Club Mix)

Another classic from my collection. Its very old and may have actually been recorded in the late 1980's. A time when everybody met in abandoned barns, got rather high and played music like this.

Toxic Two - Rave Generator

Written by Jonathan Donaghy, S. Raval and Mark Hall

Produced by Together. Programming by Mark Hall. Engineered by Stuart Quinn.

Released by FFRR/London Records. Originally published by Virgin Music and EMI Music, now owned by Warner Music Group.

The track reached number 12 in the UK singles chart in August 1990 where it stayed in the UK top 40 charts for 8 weeks.

Hardcore Uproar by Together 1990

SAN TRANCISCO - Punchunella.

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Four producers, four shades of motion: dubby pressure, sleek trance energy, and tripped-out house psychedelia built for the floor.
Our seventh release brings together versatile club cuts sitting between house and trance. Familiar faces return — Tifra, Gearmater (fka Abdul Raeva) — and newcomers Olsvangèr and Earth Trax, each adding their own weight to the release.

“Clubfoot” on A1 — precision disguised as ease. The Estonian duo deal in pressure, not excess: a thick, rolling bassline, a bubbling acid line, and dub-warmed undertones glowing beneath the surface. Soft, delayed chords drift in and out like vapour, grounding the track in that classic dub techno haze. Reborn under a new name, they sound recalibrated and ready — gears turning, momentum building.

“The Body Radiates” is Earth Trax at his most direct. High-speed 303s coil through off-world, high-definition textures — bright yet tightly controlled. Crisp, hard percussion keeps the pressure constant, while flickering vocal chops cut through the mix with a distinctly ’90s pulse. It moves with purpose, gliding through the breaks and tunnelling toward the peak.

A Flash! — and reality folds. On B1, Olsvangèr delivers a pristine, meditative trip: razor-sharp percussion, a bassline built to unspool the mind. It’s lean, focused, and quietly hallucinatory. Proof he’s fast becoming the go-to for tripped-out house.

“Monolith” by Tifra signals a bold return - a deep, club-ready roller that hums with fizzing percussion, trippy, widescreen FX and a lead washed in echo that keeps everything in motion. It’s crisp, transportive, and unmistakably Tifra. Keep your ears open — the full EP’s on the way.

Problem house - Party People

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