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CT attacks a new approach to Progressive Trance. This time he mixes up the medicine to include synth arpeggios, Tribal Children and Mongolian Throat Singing as well as a shuffly breakbeat, inisitent bass synth and pumping rhythms. Those looking for belligerent originality will LOVE this!

The mysterious Planet Boelex presents an amazing emotional soundscape which truly delivers an imaginative and very alternative take on the original. Brilliant!

The mysterious Planet Boelex presents an amazing emotional soundscape which truly delivers an imaginative and very alternative take on the original. Brilliant!

Renée Lincoln takes The Familiar's original and warps it into a Prog House/Techno hybrid that will light up the thinking person's dancefloor!

An extremely rare (fan only) mix of "Banshee" from 2011. It's hard hitting and explosive and, unlike Banshee's other mixes, is VERY much for the peaktime Prog or Trance club dancefloor.

This is a never before released track, "Nu Brazil".

This is a post-peak 3am type track. Lots of atmosphere and many sounds that just kind of glisten. Just when you think you've predicted it's minimal flow - there's a flippin' hook!

Trivia fans may want to know that this also features a vocal sample of one Moya Ruskin who was also on Chiller's most famous track "Stringz Ultd." as caned by Tiesto.

A modern stylistic one-off. How to describe the "trancestep mix"?

Glitch Hop? World Hip Hop? Arabian Trance?

I think you probably need to listen and make your own mind up!

The original "Do You Hear It?" was a sunrise Cafe Mambo special in its day but the "bet two for good" is very much a club adventure. 303s mix with aggressive beats and eerie sound effects and has a surprise 'shake the walls' breakdown! Sandra Collins took it for her "Cream" collection.

A modern stylistic one-off. How to describe the "trancestep mix"?

Glitch Hop? World Hip Hop? Arabian Trance?

I think you probably need to listen and make your own mind up!

The original "Do You Hear It?" was a sunrise Cafe Mambo special in its day but the "bet two for good" is very much a club adventure. 303s mix with aggressive beats and eerie sound effects and has a surprise 'shake the walls' breakdown! Sandra Collins took it for her "Cream" collection.