This EP contains the two tracks, "Shade" and "The Warming Trend", which together weigh in at almost 17 minutes. But these tracks aren't hefty because of the duration, they are laden with skilled production, rich in charisma and heavy in musical content!

Quick off the heels of their stellar single, "Raising Faith", Major Pax brings The Second Coming EP. This offering contains 4 tracks of amazing melodies and ferocious beats.

This is a release that DJs and lovers of dance music will both appreciate. Drew is very talented, and it shines in his track.

Here it is, the fourth and final release of the Osmotic compilation series from Lowroof/Deepsink Records. Osmotic Fusion is musically a bit harder edged—with mixtures of trance, progressive, and techno—compared to its three predecessors.

This is the second "digital" release to come from Andy Moor's AVA Recordings label. Here we have a tasty double header from two newcomers, Matthias Baumann and Roland Geringer, who produce under the moniker Cressida.

Anjunabeats have been at the forefront of the world of trance for a good few years now and head up the work in the UK and Europe especially. The Anjunabeats series has often been seen as the way marker of trance.

the halogen ep is a jaunt into trance and breakbeat that I found myself liking considerably. But I am not sure if I am enjoying it because it reminds me of Cloud2Ground and similar groups or because it is original in itself. I do recommend it though, even if only because it leans on favorite elements in the genre.

Major Pax hits us with the 6-track I Want A New Life EP. This was, more than most releases, an interesting one. Through genre variety and a very personal sound, Major Pax delivers several great tracks.

Ten of Monica's most popular songs were handed over to the masterful hands of two highly skilled trance producers. Russia's DJ Ram and Nevarakka from Sweden each took turns dismantling, mangling, and reinventing Schroeder's music. So here I sit in an apartment practically overlooking Red Square in downtown Moscow, listening to my new favourite Russian producer and his Scandinavian counterpart for this project.

To start, the promo service we received this release from only provided us with three of the nine songs on the full album: "I Need A Miracle", "Take Me By The Hand", and "Give Me Love". However, I was able to make a decent projection about the rest of the album based on the few songs I heard.