Name: Hull by The Diamond Ring
Duration: 5 min 24 s
Description: The sound dwells thrugh the walls of steal!

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Took a while but I'm back with a new showcase! All the way from Sweden I present you hard trance legend ULTRAFORM.  

Please enjoy this 90 minute trip through some truly HARD trance! Expect awesome dark atmospheres and a really unique sound. Well done Fabian and I wish you were still producing this kind of music! Hopefully you'll appreciate this showcase mix!

TRACKLIST:
01- Ultraform - Sense Your Mind
02- Ultraform - Do You Know (Where You Are)
03- Tales Of Diktoria - I Believe
04- Vince Gerrard meets Ultraform - Heart Impulses
05- Ultraform - Voice Of The Dark
06- Ultraform pres. Deal - Darkness (Trauma Mix)
07- Tales Of Diktoria - Soulseeker
08- Ultraform - I Chi Gai Koh
09- Ultraform pres. Deal - 99.9 Milligrams (TB303 Mix)
10- Ultraform - I Feel
11- Nisbet & Baptist - Open Your Eyes (Ultraform Remix)
12- Ultraform - Then It Hit Me
13- Talla XLC - Shine (Ultraform Remix)
14- Ultraform - Snap My Fingers
15- Airfire ft. Talla XLC - No Signs '06 (Ultraform Remix)
16- Ultraform - Chase Me
17- Ultraform - I'm In Your Head

P.S. if you like to buy his tracks, then check out his bandcamp site >> https://ultraform.bandcamp.com/

ultimate ULTRAFORM showcase (23.06.2021)

Motsatser

Nearly 2 hours of my favourite tracks of the 90s.

Check out about an hour in Legend B going into Nexus 6... rushing!!!

Morning Old School Hard Trance Mix

@ultralowvelocity is a new project formed by French DJs and producers @antoinnnnnnnne and @a_strange_wedding. Revelling in slow-burning and intensely psychedelic rhythms and atmospheres, the duo’s distinctive, shamanistic sound evokes the sensation of time being warped, whilst embracing sudden changes of sounds and feelings, from dynamic to vapourous. 

As individual artists, the two have made their impact on both the French and European stage thanks to creative output on labels such as @worst_rec and @krakzh, as well as their involvement in Saint Etienne’s @positiveeducationfest.
Kicking off their Ultra Low Velocity project in early 2021 with an EP release on Krakzh, the duo have since had a busy post-lockdown period, taking the stage at festivals and parties across France, including at the Visions and Atom Festivals, a Krakzh label night in Rennes, and soon, the upcoming fifth edition of the Positive Education Festival.

For Patterns of Perception 87, Ultra Low Velocity have shared a snapshot of their arresting current hybrid set. Although each of their performances is unique, this recording is a perfect summation of the carefully sculpted, uniquely energetic and kaleidoscopic nature of their sound. Building from a trippy, experimental-leaning start, this set moves confidently through genres, moods and time signatures, reaching its crescendo with free-wheeling, euphoric abandon. 

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/ultralowvelocity
https://www.facebook.com/ultralowvelocity

https://soundcloud.com/antoinnnnnnnne
https://www.instagram.com/antoinnnnnnnne/
https://soundcloud.com/a_strange_wedding
https://www.instagram.com/astrangewedding/

https://soundcloud.com/worst_rec
https://www.instagram.com/worst_records/

Patterns of Perception 87 - Ultra Low Velocity

Track from NE86 Anthony Linell – Dissolution Process EP
Out on digital and 12" June 27th

Throttling his focus into a number of studious and reflective releases in the last years, Anthony Linell's new EP breaks for a chaotic descent into a sinuous and muscular syntax to reveal some of his most refined yet ravenous works. Seamlessly arranged, each track finds a unique way of balancing syncopation to kindle unease at the peaks.

Mastered by Neel at EnissLab, Rome

Dissolution Process

Anthony Linell – Dissolution Process

Hochweiss @ Mo:Dem Festival 2022 // The Swamp, Croatia

The sound dwells thrugh the walls of steal!

Hull

Track from NE82 Anthony Linell - Winter Ashes LP
Out on EP and digital March 19th. Pre-orders on Bandcamp from March 5th.

For their first collaboration on an original audio-visual artefact, Ali M. Demirel and Anthony Linell have developed a stunning and unsettling work that studies the Icelandic landscape as a motor of mythology. Titled Winter Ashes, our senses search for logical order and signifiers with which to measure our relation to both the visual and aural elements, and by detailing the inhuman scale and structure of the region in this way, a hypnotic ambivalence regarding our place unerringly haunts the work. This edition is a snapshot of Linell's musical contribution at a moment of reflection in the project's enduring evolution. Far from being an acoustic summation of the collaboration, Linell has derived these pieces from his work with Demirel, retaining the name of the activity through which the album has arisen.

The nucleus of Winter Ashes is the relationship between landscape and mythology, a snare that binds us in contradiction. In its most common usage landscape refers to the visual indicators of any given terrain over and above any innate material properties. In its verb form it typically describes the agreeable construction and reconfiguration of terrain by the human hand. Our aesthetic preferences are from the outset privileged in the concept of landscape; our eyes are obeyed first. This is in distinction to mythology in which allegory upon analogy tells of but does not show the gods. Making sense of this nexus is to train our visual faculties towards seeing what is concealed, if not to merely search for an interaction with what is completely and surely unobservable.

Iceland's unearthly appearance is something else. It is conspicuously suited to the complexities of a task such as that which Winter Ashes imaginatively demands of it. It readily inclines toward the quality of the sublime. Situating this demand historically, Winter Ashes is inspired by the long and fragmented history of recording and retrieving Norse mythology, just as it is the mythology itself. The Codex Regius, a compendium of Old Norse poems that has been dated to the 13th century, and the Edda, a collective term for two volumes of medieval Icelandic literary works to which the Codex Regius is connected, both serve as points of reference. All were lost for periods of time throughout the centuries, and sections of each remain lost forever. As promptly as these documents tell the stories of Norse mythology, they register how easily they recede from written form back into the landscape. Though persistently morphing, it seems truer to look to the latter over the former as the eternal, volatile setting for these stories. Winter Ashes makes this ambiguous task its point of departure.

Words by Patrick Quick

Recorded by Anthony Linell in Gotland, Kebnekaise, Iceland and Stockholm 2019-2020.
Photographies by Ali M. Demirel in Iceland 2019.
Mastered by Neel at EnissLab, Rome.

Winter Ashes

Anthony Linell – Codex Regius

The diamond ring effect is a feature of total solar eclipses. Just before the sun disappears or just after it emerges from behind the moon, the rugged lunar limb topography allows beads of sunlight to shine through, creating a diamond ring.

The Diamond Ring.



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The Diamond Ring

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