Various Artists - Radioactivity Part 2
Radioactivity Part 2 is a psychedelic compilation on CD, released on Point Zero Records (PZR02) in 2006.
The CD collects 10 tracks from 10 artists. 6 tracks are exclusive to this release: "Corrupted Mind" by 2Hi, "Cockroach" by Dejavoo, "High Tech Introduce" by Freakulizer vs S.O.S., "Sound Immersion" by Activ8 vs Shade, "Cuba Libre" by M-Theory and 1 more. This is the first release for 1 track later found elsewhere: "" by Solar System. Several of its tracks are well known favorites: "" by Xerox & Illumination (2005, 4 releases), "" by Sub 6 (2006, 3 releases) and "" by Metaphase (2006, 3 releases).
It is available to stream on Spotify.
- 012Hi — Corrupted Mind
- 02Sub 6 — Droid Save Da Queen (X-Noize Remix)
- 03Metaphase — Oksygen
- 04Solar System — 3 Days
- 05Dejavoo — Cockroach
- 06Freakulizer vs S.O.S. — High Tech Introduce
- 07Activ8 vs Shade — Sound Immersion
- 08M-Theory — Cuba Libre
- 09Xerox & Illumination — The Vision
- 10Metaphase vs DJ Panza — We Know
After the success of their first release in 2005, comes a careful selection of previously unreleased, fresh and moving tracks from UK based Pointzerorecords. Radioactivity II Compiled by Zeus delivers deep and groovy vibes, a strong progressive drive and packs a fresh, clean-cut production of sound. The infectious tracks, with their fusion of tight, smooth pulsating basslines, delicate and great psychedelic sounds will satisfy any floor by creating an atmospheric landscape for any listener to propel themselves into- a chance to observe and explore the phenomenon of sound. Coming from some of the larger names on the scene including XEROX & ILLUMINATION and SUB 6, combined with a selection of promising international new-comers such as METAPHASE, M-THEORY and DEJAVOO, the production offers a diverse and unique senseof style and sound and proves to be an essential piece for any listener (or floor), positive, energetic and progressive. A vibrating source is needed for all sound waves and this compilation gives it certainly worth checking out!