Conendrum – Extreme Track Makeover
Free Music | Full-On, Progressive, Zenonesque | December 2, 2014 | Released by HorsePower Productions | Posted by Basilisk

02 - Product Placement - Natalia (Conendrum Remix) (134 BPM)
03 - Variant - Spookd (Conendrum Remix) (136 BPM)
04 - Terrafractyl - Inner Peace (Conendrum Remix) (142 BPM)
05 - Kottonmout Kings - Bong Tokin Alcoholics (Conendrum Remix) (148 BPM)
06 - Alien Chaos - Insight (Conendrum Remix) (151 BPM)
HorsePower Productions presents Extreme Track Makeover, a collection of six quirky remixes by Australian producer and percussionist Dave Kastner AKA Conendrum. With a strong background in jazz, funk, and metal, Conendrum uses his deep knowledge of groove and rhythm to create ever-changing sonic journeys across the psychedelic spectrum from deep mystical progressive to full-on mind-blasting psytrance. After making a splash with his debut Excream Cheese in 2012 this eclectic set of free-ranging remixes is a fitting exposition of Conendrum’s stylistic versatility. If you’re looking for something fresh with a lot of personality search no more! Artwork by Mackan Doodle with mastering by Anti-Logic, Berlin.
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шлак!
Skrims!!!
smells like quality
Nice!
awesome release ! insight rmx it is killer, experimental trance ;)
Incredible … I love Spooked rmx
The mind-blasting things
some of these tunes are just a mess to my ears, in the first few tracks you can often hear a nice sounding psytrance bass obliterated in a whirlwind of DSP techniques every time the momentum begins to pick up, this for me is frustrating. There are too many incongruous elements haphazardly mashed together with no common sound space.
the last track is pure magick, though, very nice manic forestpsy vibes with bouncy basslines. I like the Terrafractyl remix too.
3/5 overall
Conundrum, if I am not wrong, used to appear mostly on freeform darkpsy / hi tech / psycore compilations, and to me this is what the music sounds like,
not sure why it’s tagged as progressive.
ohooooooo the BEAT! gotta love these makeovers!!!!!!!