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Kindzadza - Can U Feel It?
N3XU5 - XXX
G.O.W. - The Clit Commander (Insane Behavior rmx)
Naked Tourist - One Piece
Toxic - Violent
Para Halu - Da Killah
Jahbo - Morphadelic
Insane Behavior - Wrong Doze (Syntax Error rmx)
G.O.W. - All Your Base R Belong To Us

Artist Profiles:
Kin Dza Dza - Onkel Dunkel - Naked Tourist - Iguana - Jahbo

REVIEW WRITTEN BY Alex (scobbah) ON www.mandarin.nu

Our danish neighbours, Parvati Records, are once again back with another fullsmacked piece filled with twisted trance of the darker side to spice up the dancefloorexperience with, for those who does not fear loosing their sense when these heavy tunes flies out of the speakers. If you take a fast look on the compilation's ingredients, the urge of putting this piece in the stereo grows faster than you'd ever guess, since this piece delivers some of the most well established and respected artists when it comes to this kind of nightmusic.
Well packed with a beautiful cover, all in digipak style, the cd just laid there and took a nap to be prepared to put some motion to my dancenerves. This is not just only a musical journey thru time and space - this is Parvati - the total mindstate of organized chaos. It ain't gonna be much more twisted than this.

01 - Kindzadza Can You Feel It? -(08:25)
The russian coin in the shape of Kindzadza is always something you find familiar with, but at the same time none of his tracks sound like another. This is pure madness, and nowhere in this track you'll find mercy shown to your mental health. It's easier to relax and let go with the aggressive flow than trying to hold back and stand steady on both feets on the ground. This is definitely one of the best tracks I've heard so far from Kindzadza, and I just keep on wondering when some swede will avenge his fears and book this russian rocket to Sweden.

02 - N3XU5 - XXX (08:31)
The second track of the compilation takes an enormous breath, and releases a mad listeningexperience, but still there is parts who might feel a little bit empty compared to what they could've been (or should've been). But that's nothing who disturbs the total impression really, and the track's last two minutes is something miraculous and unbelieveable - full on terror for the psyche and pure hapiness for the ears - WOW!

03 - G.O.W - The Clit Commander (Insane Behaviour rmx) (07:22)
After two real aggressive's, it's time for for a track who breath more funk. I've been sitting a long time waiting for someone to release a track using this awesome vocalsampling, and here's the final product, delivered by the danish duo from Aarhus in a remixed version by Insane Behaviour. Some sounds who hides far and remote in the soundscape gets me thinking of small expressions a'la Astral Projection, but my mind stil does not think in goa scales. An ingrediense who is more danceable and funky, but not as spicy - which makes this track's position and timing exellent after the excursions with Kindzadza and N3XU5.

04 - Naked Tourist - One Piece (07:42)
The german duo of Naked Tourist throws themselves into battle with a track who's not as groovy as the manga with the same name, but it ain't really making up a good deal with the rest of this compilation either. It's a little bit more laidback track who delivers both twists and vibrations, but it requires more than this to be a gold piece after you've been served with this compilations three previous tracks. The track ain't bad for real, but it just does not fit hand in hand with this compilation.

05 - Toxic - Violent (07:00)
"Violent" is a seven minutes long repetitive journey with the compilation's definitely best break. A playfull vibe is served, and it's quite easy to feel that the delivers of this vibe knows well what they're controlling. All though I have to whine about those repetitive sounds who wanders time from time in the soundscape, but in general this track is a pure dancefloorgiant. To be served at it's best with a cool drink on the dancefloor!

06 - Para Halu - Da Killah (09:09)
The compilation's longest track is a real nightmare who takes the shape of audio, with twisted vocals who brings a smile upon your lips, and with an enormous groove on the trip out in the Hungarian night. Also here, I can sense a playfull vibe, and this is really music who flies out of the speakers and gets everyone smiling. I think Fred Krueger has gotten himself an respected opponent in the struggle of who's best at spooking up the brain!

07 - Jahbo - Morphadelic (07:37)
More Aarhusmusic is on the way in when Jahbo takes tone, and after a wide spectrum of sick excursions, something that might be the most funny thing I've heard in a long time kicks in after about six minutes into the track. This is pure serotonin in the shape of audio, definitely a dancefloorgiant in the darkness of the night. A perfect session for all DJ's to be prepared with in their case at those groovy parties of this summer.

08 - Insane Behaviour - Wrong Doze (Syntax Error rmx) (07:27)
A more funky and groovy experience is served when you take a closer look to the eigth track of this compilation. It's just almost about too much who's happening at the same time from time to time. It's at the border of being too much for the mind to deal with, and sometimes it's close the border of being a pure mess too. Despite that, the track's better parts raises the judgement literally, and it's difficult to quit moving the foot to the beats when my ear's are fed with this organized noise. A real punch in the tummy and a huge clap in the back at the same time, one hard-to-melt steamwheeler at the dancefloor who even gets the most tired person to move the legs!

09 - G.O.W - All Your Base R Belong To Us (06:14)
It's difficult to put words to what must've been going on in the head of Jaffa and Monno when this track was set to life. Nothing is put where it should and nothing is like it should be, but still it all fits together like a paris wheel and an amusement park. We're on the top of the pariser wheel, and everything is just about to explode to pieces and an unpleasent landing is to expect after about six minutes of squeezing the borders of sound to a new level. Organized chaos at a high level and the whole impression feels like a superb finish of this compilation's journey.

Summary
Our danish neighbours has made it once again, and it feels like a big emptyness after this cd has gone to it's end. The body screams for more, and I really hope that the market will turn even more towards the nightmusic and Parvati after this twisted release. As in times like these when quantity and money is put a head in front of quality and vibe, Parvati comes like a modern superhero without Batmansuite, and strikes out evil and re-establis order in the world.

Thanks Parvati!
Alex (scobbah)

REVIEW WRITTEN BY DeathPosture ON www.isratrance.com

Track listing:
01. Kindzadza   Can U Feel It?
02. N3XU5   XXX
03. Grapes of Wrath   The Clit Commander (Insane Behavior Rmx)
04. Naked Tourist   One Piece
05. Toxic   Violent
06. Para Halu   Da Killah
07. Jahbo   Morphadelic
08. Insane Behavior   Wrong Doze (Syntax Error Rmx)
09. Grapes of Wrath   All Your Base R Belong To Us
Review:

Corrupters of the trance-youth!

Danish hyper psy-trance label Parvati Records are out with their 6th instalment. This time another compilation – I’ll never quite understand Parvati’s method of counting releases, but supposedly this is the follow-up to Psychedelically Yours released in 2002… I thoroughly enjoyed the last compilation “Third Step” which was packed with crazy full-on night tunes with all kinds of funny samples – I like that kinda stuff! Anyway, Parvati Records pioneered the insane-hyper-ChemicalCrew-full-on-dark-mayhem-trance style long before it became “trendy” on the scene… They’ve been doing that stuff for years… But enough labelling for now, let’s get on with the important stuff -- let’s see what the crazy Malling-crew have to offer this time… ;o)
Let me take you thru the tracks…

#01: [149 BPM] First up is some dark Russian vodka-trance from Kindzadza… It should come as no surprise that this is an extremely fast-paced, hard-hitting acid stomper… Packed with crazy loops, whistles, bells, pitched-up modem sounds and all kinds of terror-ingredients… This is pedal-to-the-metal full-on night-time trance… A little to hectic for home-listening, but I’m sure it’ll work wonders @ 5 o’clock in the morning when the trance-floor is packed… Oh, and it’s a great help when you’re testing if you’ve rigged your sound-system properly… Nice track!

#02: [146 BPM] Mr. Lopez from Portugal is up next… We launch straight into some porn dialogue from some horny chick “I think I have to be gentle – mmm – we’re gonna hafta go very slow”… Right, so the mood is set – break out the bass drum! Lopez has chosen a slightly more tribal approach – tribal percussion mixed with metallic steel-drums … and the horny girl laughing, muttering and saying ‘ooops’ over and over again… Throughout the track, the thick acid squelches are blasting away in the background… “You’re a kinky one aren’t you?” Twisted track!

#03: [146 BPM] After a brutal acid-intro GOW throws a Jay & Silent Bob quote at us: “Remember this fucking face! Wherever you see clit you'll see this fucking face! I make that shit work! No one rules the clit like me! Not this little fuck, none of you little fucks out there! I am the master of the clit!” Right, now that we have that settled, we can move on… The acid is running even stronger in this track – full power, unmistakeable nite-mayhem… Not for the faint-hearted, but for a good laugh and some serious head-banging it’s perfect!

#04: [146 BPM] I hardly know anything about Naked Tourist – ‘cept they’ve released a few tracks on a couple of German compilations… Nice watery intro – brutally interrupted by a banging bass and some fucked-up twisted noise…This is a bit more minimal than the first 3 tracks, with a more soothing atmosphere… As soothing as twisted full-on night-trance can be!

#05: [144 BPM] Toxic from Israel launches their violent tune… This is more like tech-trance with tiny bits of melody… The first 4 minutes is pretty much only hard-core bassline, but it takes an interesting turn after that… They break out all the effects and they sure know how to twist those knobs… Tweaking extreme! The toxic acid is running strong… Sweet track!

#06: [148 BPM] “Faaaaaaaaaalling down” Let’s turn our focus to Hungary and the sound of Para Halu… Never heard of them before, but this is another very dark, spooky night track… The Gregorian chants add to the atmosphere… As with most tracks on Parvati Recs, this track has a sense of humour, and there are loads of funny movie-samples which lighten things up a bit…Oh, and you might think it’s over and done with @ 6’44 – but you’re in for a surprise… A stomping, fast-paced, rolling Halloween-trance track… Brutal track!

#07: [148 BPM] We’re back in Århus, Denmark now – with a track by Jahbo, known for his tracks on other horror-trance compilations suck as Psychovader (Apoxina) and Night 24 Hours (Inpsyde Media)… Brutal, dark, twisted – acid squelches and sequencer overdrive … I can’t make out all parts of the Danish sample “Når jeg drøner afsted, så ændres….?” …Check out the funny old-school piano bit @ 6,07 … Can’t wait to hear that on the dance floor - Pure fodder for the hardened trance-aholics!

#08: [148 BPM] More Danes – remixing Danes… So, what’s a wrong doze? When you sleep at an inappropriate time of day? It should come as no surprise that this is another extremely dark, demented tune… A dark, yet somewhat groovy bass line sets the pace - Twisted sci-fi samples and FX are sprinkled throughout the track … Truly unruly! Ha!

#09: [150 BPM] Remember the “All Your Base Are Belong To Us” quote from the 1989 Zero Wing video game? Now here is Grapes of Wrath’s tribute to the internet cult phenomenon… This is the fastest track on the compilation – so forget about chilling out with the last track… High-pitched acid-lines, digital burps and electronic farts… And of course the notorious deep, dark beats… Hold on to your hats – this is a mad ride!

As always with Parvati, the artwork is subtle, yet very fitting to the music… It presents a professional, yet underground look - I like it! Let’s talk about the important thing: The Music. Personally I have mixed feelings about this release… Generally I like it, but not unconditionally… I really, really enjoy the energy that these guys put forth – it’s so relentless and packed with humour. I like that the artists doesn’t take themselves too damn serious – and oh, how I love a good acid line, and there are plenty of those here… But as I said, I do not like this unconditionally - It’s the same feeling I get when listening to Finnish trance… Allow me to quote myself from another review: “I can only cope with [it] for a limited time in one listening session – after a while it gets too intense for me… […] So I prefer to take [it] in small doses… Kinda like a bottle of whiskey … 3-4 shots are nice, but drinking the whole bottle will leave you sick…” … And I guess I feel the same way about this… I also prefer to take this in smaller doses… This is even darker than last year’s Parvati compilation “Third Trip” which I really liked… It’s somewhat repetitive at times, and I could have wished for even more variation…
In the promotional material for this release Parvati Records describes the sound as “Crushing strong beats, vicious sequences, clear twisting synth layers and abused sampling manipulation”… Very true! This is pure “noise attack” if I have to put it in Skazi-terms… They continue with “A compilation that will make the believers stronger and will push away the non-believers” … Also very true… I’m positive that this will be an instant favourite among the many fans of dark, twisted, underground horror-trance – but I’m also sure, that fans of melodic, floating trance will be repulsed by the perverse, evil sounds here… But as always, tastes differ and the diversity is the beauty of our scene… Enjoy!
7/10
Favourites: 2, 5(!), 7
DeathPosture