1. Tales from the kitchen NANDRO
2. Spiral tree SOL CONNECTION
3. Moon Missionaries LUNASPICE
4. Retox FLOAT TANK
5. Sunset city MELTDOWN
6. Curving beams of light SUNRUNNER
7. Lucid Dreaming part 2 THIRD DROP REFLECTION
8. Don't mess with Tetris HEDONIX
9. Surrounded by blips TEMPORARY UNKNOWN
10. Dynafunk SENSIENT
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Electric Power Pole Records are happy to present the long anticipated followup to 'Location: 2hrs...
...from Sydney' The Martin Fitzgerald File features previously released artists as well as some fresh talent from Australia and Europe.
With a different edge to that of the first release, the compilation takes the listener on a journey from atmospheric progressive, to driving melodies, and
on into funky psychedelic grooves. The compilation begins swimmingly with the fishbowl of sound that is 'Tales from the kitchen' by Swedish prog prodigy
Nandro. This is nicely followed up by 'Spiral Tree' written by Sol Connection whose sound reflects inspiration from the Australian wilderness. Next up French
artist Luna Spice creates the dreamy soundscape that is 'Moon Missionaries'. Float Tank a.k.a Oculus progresses the compilation with the hypnotic track, aptly
named 'Retox'. 'Sunset City' is a debut track, influenced by the Australian summer festival circuit and written by Sydney artist Meltdown. More inspiration
from the Aussie wilderness is evident in the lush, smiling melodies of 'Curving beams of light' by Sunrunner which fittingly precedes the further layering of
melody in the intelligent epic 'Lucid Dreaming' by leading Sydney artist Third drop Reflection. The funk emerges with the return of Hedonix who have created a
constantly evolving and playful adaptation of the theme from classic Nintendo game Tetris, the fun continues with 'Surrounded by blips' by Swedish artist
Temporary Unknown. This track combines quirky percussive samples and a throbbing groove which characterizes his rather unique style. Renowned Aussie artist
Sensient builds layer after layer of groove that steadily brings the listener back down to earth with 'Dynafunk' yet still manages to leave their head
spinning.
Style: Psytrance
Released: Oct. 2005/41
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