anjuna Posted April 3, 2006 Share Posted April 3, 2006 pelas samples que ouvi parece-me muito fixe... deixo aqui algumas reviews que encontrei na net... Hi-res cover: front Artist: Tegma (Sweden) Title: Around The World In 80 Minutes Format: CD (jewel case w/10 page color booklet + DJ slip) Label: Tribal Vision Records (Czech Republic) Cat. #: TVRCD008 Distribution: Psyshop.net Date: 27 March 2006 Track listing: 01. 09’41” Our World 02. 08’08” Desert Tale 03. 09’08” El Mariachi 04. 09’26” Tribal Dancer 05. 02’09” Intermezzo 06. 09’11” Drums Of Africa 07. 09’38” A Night In Cairo 08. 10’13” I Wanna Be A Robostar 09. 11’06” Spooked Review: Multiple audio orgasms… Omar Chelly and Jason Orfanidis from Malmø, Sweden have their third album out… The first one, Encoded/Decoded, was released in 2002 by Digital Structures – and despite repeated attempts I never really got into it… The second one though, 002: Avant.Garde, (released by Candyflip in 2005) was an absolute blast, and with its rich, versatile style of hybrid trance it was one of the best albums of 2005… So yeah, I’ve been looking VERY much forward to this, their third album, which is released by one of my fav’e proggy/crossover labels: Tribal Vision from the Czech Republic… This can *only* be good… Let me take you thru the tracks… #01: Our World [133 BPM] “The world is changed, I feel it in the water, I feel it in the air, I smell it in the air!” The opening track was originally supposed to be an ambient intro but turned into a dance tune… What we get here is a typical Tegma hybrid of epic trance with female singing combined with sharp, metallic electro-hisses - rounded up by a very groovy rhythm section… The Galadriel samples from LOTR have been used before, but it doesn’t matter – they fit this gorgeous track perfectly… An amazing track! #02: Desert Tale [134 BPM] On a trip to Egypt the guys met a certain Paul El-Younani who introduced them to classic Arabic music and recorded some samples for them… They are used in this track, which is destined to kick up some dancefloor desert dust… Cruising at a comfortable speed, this is ethno-flavoured progressive trance not unlike recent Juno Reactor material… The melodic leads are simply gorgeous and the native chanting sends shivers down my spine… Brilliant! #03: El Mariachi [134 BPM] Continuing the trip around the world, the guys turn their focus to Mexico from where inspiration for this tune was found… This track is slightly deeper than its predecessors and the Mexican link isn’t as evident as the African was… In fact, this sounds more Middle Eastern… But who cares, this is more brilliant trance that fuses deep, hypnotic electro-ridden trance with lush world beats + strings and a couple of uplifting, Sasha-like melodic pads… Another distinct Tegma hybrid of VERY high quality… I’m amazed! #04: Tribal Dancer [135 BPM] This track is made from a loop which was originally made for a gig in Germany. It proved so nice that it was developed into a full track – and as the title suggest, this starts out as a tribal stomp-fest – and in keeping with the Tegma-dogma it eventually turns into a hard-hitting, fast-paced hybrid of different genres… Electro-soaked world beats with a technoid twist – or something like that! The bassline is maybe a little predictable at times, but generally this is another extremely well-produced piece of audio bliss… There’s never a dull moment and I’m so impressed by the sheer level of progression here. I mean those lyrics and the melancholy strings… Simply amazing! Versatility if there ever was versatility! #05: Intermezzo This short transition track was actually the intro to Desert Tale, but the guys decided it was time for a short break… Basically it’s lush tribal vibes and plush ethno world sounds… Very nice and deeply atmospheric… It’s a shame it’s so short though… #06: Drums Of Africa [136 BPM] “African music. Try to capture the spirit of African music. African music comes from a much deeper understanding of what music is!” This is a tribute to the ancient drummers of Africa and their impact on music worldwide… Not surprisingly this track has a very impressive array of percussion – it’s packed with drums! Etnoscope meets Safri Duo meets Juno Reactor meets Wizzy Noise meets The Chemical Brothers… The electro influences are still very evident and basically this is a tranced-up stomp-fest of gargantuan dimensions… I cannot even begin to count the layers here…Wow! Un-fucking-believable! #07: A Night In Cairo [132 BPM] This is another track that was conceived from a live loop. This one was made for a gig in Russia and eventually turned into this track… After a lengthy intro we’re exposed to a subtle, yet totally kicking bassline that’s accompanied by tribal percussion + more ethnic chanting and acoustic guitars… This sounds like the lost track from Juno Reactor’s Shango album – and that’s meant as a compliment rather than an accusation of plagiarism… Another VERY lush track that sounds more like ‘music’ than ‘electronic music’… Sweet! #08: I Wanna Be A Robostar [134 BPM] This track is described as a tribute to the robots, and with Kraftwerk-inspired synth-exploration this is easily the most electric track off the album… Obviously we get a lot of technoid sequencing and electro bits here, but also a lot of organic sounding FX… Organic tech-trance? I think that’s the first time I’ve ever described a track like that, but then again, Tegma is very unique… Totally deep and totally pounding… Hell yeah – rocking out with the robots is a trippy adventure…Oh, and I wanna be a robostar too! #09: Spooked [130 BPM] The final tune is another piece that started out as a loop and eventually turned into a full track with the inclusion of 80es style drums… And yeah, this is retro-trance which will instantly teleport you 20 years back in time… Analogue Tegmafied synthpop! Edgy, daring and totally funky… Maybe not the best track here, but what it lacks in dance ability it makes up for in uniqueness… Audio wizardry! And before you know it, the journey is over – ending in exactly like it started… The album come full circle much like Son Kite’s Colours album… Lovely! Holy fucking shanti on a pogo stick! The world is changed! Indeed it is! This magnificent, majestic, grandiose album is definitely going to stir up the trance world… Trust me on this one – this is going to be huuuuuuge! This is easily the best progressive album I’ve heard in 2006! Every single track rocks my socks off and there are literally hundreds of goosebump-moments here… A magnificent journey of epic proportions! Musically it’s a VERY diverse and VERY mature album which proved to be the perfect platform for showcasing the endless talent of Omar and Jason. The production is among the best I’ve heard in years and both the cover art + the informative booklet will serve as benchmarks for future releases… Labels take notice – this is how it’s done! Once again Tribal Vision Records distance themselves from most other labels – this is quality all the way! Eat your hearts out mp3 pirates – this package is miles above the sastisfaction a downloaded version can ever bring… It’s simply amazing! With the reduced BPMs and the added focus on non-trance elements, this album is a radical departure from 002: Avant.Garde and as such it’s more similar to Encoded/Decoded… I absolutely loved 002: Avant.Garde but this is even better… Wow! A very, very strong contender for album of the year! An instant classic and an essential purchase for any serious trance head… Get this, or get left out… Enjoy! Favourites: 1(!!), 2(!), 3(!), 4(!), 6(!!), 7, 8(!) DeathPosture retirado de psynews.org /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// anjuna Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
WereBear Posted April 5, 2006 Share Posted April 5, 2006 Já saquei. Muito muito bom, como já nos tem vindo a habituar. Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-117317 Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjuna Posted April 6, 2006 Author Share Posted April 6, 2006 recebi este cd agora ! xiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii que abuso.... vai ser sem duvida um dos melhores do ano..... WereBear fico contente por teres ouvido isto... ja tava com a sensação que ninguém ouvia prog aqui no elastik.... anjuna Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-117757 Share on other sites More sharing options...
JonHerer Posted April 6, 2006 Share Posted April 6, 2006 No site dá pa tirar um set... http://www.tegmatekk.com/downloads.html Ganda Sonoro,,, Happiness is like peeing your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel its warmth! Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-117790 Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjuna Posted April 6, 2006 Author Share Posted April 6, 2006 espera até ouvires o album.... até te caem os to#$%$& Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-117795 Share on other sites More sharing options...
spock Posted April 7, 2006 Share Posted April 7, 2006 Grande album....tou a ficar viciado nele....búe mistico, inovador e consegue ir buscar um cheirinho das várias influências electronicas/trance....uma viagem á volta do mundo sem duvida... boa compra mr anjuna .110. Random Mode @ Beatport http://soundcloud.com/spock/straight-flush Groove Technology Records A VENCER TITULOS DA TRETA DESDE 1893 - FUNDADOS POR UMA NOTICIA DE UM JORNAL DE LISBOA Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-117845 Share on other sites More sharing options...
white.dove Posted April 7, 2006 Share Posted April 7, 2006 No site dá pa tirar um set... Estou a sacar... vocês deixaram-me curiosa. Patrãozinho, não apareça ainda!!! :baby: Se não houver frutos, valeu pela beleza das flores. Se não houver flores, valeu pela sombra das folhas. Se não houver sombra, valeu pela intenção da semente. Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-117849 Share on other sites More sharing options...
JonHerer Posted April 7, 2006 Share Posted April 7, 2006 Pena é ouvires as vozes do publico... Mas é cada malhao... ui ui Happiness is like peeing your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel its warmth! Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-117855 Share on other sites More sharing options...
Goblin(UnionRecords) Posted April 7, 2006 Share Posted April 7, 2006 ui ui ui, k grande cd, bem isto e pa uma viagem dakelas... sai malha entra malha... GOBLIN (UNION RECORDS) THE SOUND YOU ARE HEARING, IS THE SYMPHONY OF WHAT WE ARE!!!! Skype - Goblin_union Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-118023 Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjuna Posted June 21, 2006 Author Share Posted June 21, 2006 http://tribalvision.cz/Tegma/music/Tegma_Liveset_2006.mp3 podem sacar um liveset recente.... palavras do slater no isratrance... Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-148451 Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjuna Posted June 21, 2006 Author Share Posted June 21, 2006 http://tribalvision.cz/Tegma/music/Tegma_Liveset_2006.mp3 podem sacar um liveset recente.... palavras do slater no isratrance... tá igualzinho ao album com 2 ou 3 malhas diferentes pelo meio... <_< Link to comment https://www.elastiktribe.org/forums/topic/4006-tegma-around-the-world-in-80-minutes/#findComment-148454 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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