Nomad 25 – Spiral Entities
Free Music | Full-On, Twilight | April 9, 2013 | Released by Psynon Records | Posted by Søren Nordström
02 - Nomad 25 - Not Yet (148 BPM)
03 - Nomad 25 - Twisted Inmate (148 BPM)
04 - Isochronic - Fat Data (Nomad 25 Remix) (148 BPM)
Psynon Records proudly presents Spiral Entities, a four track release from Nomad 25. After several releases with the solo Nomad 25 project, as well as with the Isochronic project (with Harmonic Rebel) next comes Spiral Entities, a selection of blasting tunes inspired by last year’s intense adventures around the world. This release channels his journey, and the emotions experienced into an aural rabbit-hole filled with deep and aggressive basslines, layered leads, and driving percussion. These tracks are designed to catapult dancefloors into a full-power stomping ground where crisp, solid grooves are the order of the night. Spiral Entities adds to the growing roster of Psynon Records’ brand of potent nighttime psytrance, and is sure to pave the way for more releases from the Nomad 25 solo project. Enjoy your spiral journey! Mastering by Centauro at Crystalline Immersion Studios, artwork by Psyflyart.
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[audio: nomad-25-discovery-of-lsd.mp3, nomad-25-not-yet.mp3, nomad-25-twisted-inmate.mp3, isochronic-fat-data-nomad-25-remix.mp3]Related Downloads
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Downloading in progress.. sounds interesting
i don’t know, people. just can’t make myself like darkpsy, … but can’t stop listening to eat, either.
WOW! What a fantastic release.
Thank you for this amazing music!
Yeay good sound !!!
Really loving Twisted Inmate <3
namaste boo0m shiva my brooo~boo0m boo0m!!!
Good stuff
Monotonous but quite psychedelic and powerful night full on with a greyish non-melodic palette. High powered manic vibes that would feel great under the influence. Mastering sounds good, though I’d have liked to hear a little more emphasis on the atmospheres and background elements. 4/5.