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Tune, Classic & Album of the week Updated July 12

00:34 - June 24, 2004

by Ian

As you know, we have been choosing for nearly 2 years, a tune of the week, a classic, and more recently an album of the month, but we felt it important to bring you more information on them, so each week we will tell you more!

Tune of the Week
We have opted for ATN - Miss a day, reviewed by Watts Here This track has raw energy & power lacking in a lot of harder edged tunes, and sets a high standard for the label & artists to follow up, Lets hope they can all do so, and bring us more great Harder-Techy stuff!

Classic of the Week
Released on Hooj Choons in 1999, I am focussing this week on the lovely Lost Tribe Remix from Matt Darey. Take blissful vocals and arrange a melody around it, and you are left with vocal trance at it's very best, it's easy to run out of superlatives for this track.

Album of the Month
Organ Donors - Plastic Surgeons has the nod for the next 4 weeks, due to it exploring a range of styles, and greatly suceeding in mastering most of them, no matter if you like melodies, techier stuff, hard as nails or a bit of all, you'll love this effort, out this coming Monday on Nukleuz Recordings, Don't forget to enter our competition to win one of five copies!!!

June 30th 2004

Tune of the week
Dark Moon - Hear Me Calling

After a long long wait for new Dark Moon productions, Christian & Tino are back, and this track retains the great feeling of their older tracks, which have gone down as classics. Maybe in the future this one will, if not it's at least worth a few listens today!

Classic of the Week
Electrique Boutique - Revelation

Possibly one of Ferry Corstens best remixes here, the original is also a solid piece of work, and the James Holden remix adds another take on it, did the rounds in late 1999 & early 2000 and was one of the top tracks around at that time.

July 12th 2004
Tune of the Week

Marcel Woods - Static State

New from Marcel, having secured the support of many of the a-list dj's, this impressive journey of sound is easily worth a place in your collection, especially if you like Marcel's Sound. Top Stuff!

Classic of the Week

Lustral - Everytime (Way Out West Remix)

With summer upon us (tho many forecasts may tell different for us in the UK!) it seems appropriate that just after the summer solstice we choose one of the softest vocal tracks ever, with my personal favourite remix being the Way out West remix, with great breakbeats and beautiful harmony with both the vocals & the melody, this is one of the best examples of WoW's work that you could ask for!