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Euphonic » Far & Away Reviewed by Ian Betts / Submitted 03-04-03 11:50 Label: White Label Format: 12" Vinyl Genre: Trance There's not much information on the origin of this release, but it's going to be a winner when it's finally gets a proper release! Euphonic's last few outings have been real quality - driving uplifting trance with bags of energy and exceptionally produced, so adding an Alphazone Remix into the equation will make this a firm favourite in many peoples boxes. Side A features that Alphazone Remix, and the boys don't fail to deliver again. You know what you're getting with these guys, a huge wall of sound with pounding kicks, massive riffs and an enormous breakdown, I've yet to hear a remix of theirs that doesn't send the dancefloor into a frenzy! One slight word of warning though, if you hate vocals you'll not be a fan of this mix - personally it doesn't make me cringe too badly but I've heard far better, that said the rest of the tune more than makes up for it! If you like Alphazone then look out for n upcoming remix on Above The Sky, it is simply awesome! Side B features the original Euphonic Dub - perhaps not quite as banging as their last few releases, but for me that's a good thing and it's every bit as good nonetheless. Using much less of the vocal this mix will appeal to the uplifting tranceheads out there, it's a very lush production with a wicked synth lead, tough yet not too hard percussion, and the token pumping offbeat bassline. Expect to hear this on Dave Pearce's Dance Anthems soon! Rating: Share this :: : : : Follow HarderFaster :: If you would like to submit your track for review, please email Ian at ian@ianbetts.com The views and opinions expressed in this review are strictly those of the author only for which HarderFaster will not be held responsible or liable. Comments: From: Karl Alexander on 14th Apr 2003 14:10.42 Wasn't keen on this at all - vocal is REALLY tacky summer euro-pop type thing. Quite a let down. Back to previous page

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