2007compilation, CD10 tracks

Various Artists - And the Gods made love

Various Artists And the Gods made love
Label
Revolve Magazine
Catnum
REVOLVE05
Released
2007
Type
compilation, CD
Genre
Psychedelic

And the Gods made love is a psychedelic compilation on CD, released on Revolve Magazine (REVOLVE05) in 2007.

The CD collects 10 tracks from 10 artists. 5 tracks are exclusive to this release: "Shapeshifter" by Rastaliens, "ET integration" by Reality Grid, "Fiver (Remix)" by Fortu, "Unexpected" by Lemurians and "Stealing Time" by Beatnik. This is the first release for 5 tracks later found elsewhere: "" by Broken Toy, "" by The Ataris, "" by Sine Die, "" by Bufferzone and "" by Bitkit.

It has 1 identified sample.

Bufferzone — Hypersenses
'I study the spiritual experiences of people in various cultures and the physiological and psychological changes they undergo during these experiences.'
'What do you believe was the ultimate result of treatment with this intoxicating drug?'
'Hypersensitive... a person with a mutual connection to what ... are called: the separate reality."'

This is the eighth magazine and fifth promo CD. And the CD has more of an underground fresh psychedelic style than the last one. It's still got a bit of variation on it as well which makes it a far more interesting listen than most Cds out there, and also has some really choice DJ-friendly numbers sure to rip any dance floor. There are some absolutely storming tracks on this it's one of the best compilations out there at a fraction of others price with 5 night, 5 morning sound. There's some old names on there like the Lemurians with one of the more psychedelic tracks and new ones like the Ataris from Israel and Beatnik with a great flowing morning track one of the names to look out for from the UK. Broken Toy, Rastaliens, Sine Die are well-known around the world, BufferZone are about to break out from Australia where they're very well-known and Bitkit one of Belgium's leading artists has already been booked to play at many of this Summer's European festivals. Reality Grid represent the cream of London's UK underground and London's Fortu has appeared on various comps released by Transient and on Tsuyoshi Suzuki's Feedback Recording label.

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