The Atari.s - Space Invaded - Phantasm Records - Coming Soon!!

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PHANTASM RECORDS PRESENTS - THE ATARI.S - SPACE INVADED

 

Latest release in a long line of discoveries first unleashed on Phantasm, this is the blistering debut album from Mexican psytrance supergroup - the cool collaboration of homeboy heroes Substance and Anti-Gravity... THE ATARI'S.. the scenes next superstars!!

 

TRACKLISTING:

 

01. WEEKEND HAD LANDED

02. HIGH DEFINITION

03. AEROHOLIX

04. EXPLOSIVE SITUATION

05. SCRAMBLING SGNALS RMX

06. TOKYO UNDERGROUND

07. SPACE INVADED

08. TRY TO SAVE YOUR SONG

09. WRONG SIDE OF THE TRACKS (WITH SMOSH)

10. SILICON VALLEY

 

Release date: 9 May 2007

 

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RELEASE INFORMATION:

 

THE ATARI.S

 

Coming from the rising Mexican psy scene, Victor Aguilar & Ivan Vargas, each with their own solo project - Victor as Substance and Ivan as Anti-Gravity - joined recently to form one of the most promising acts of the country.

 

After contributing the scorching "Silicon Valley" to the Vanishing Point compilation on Phantasm, they started work on their debut album "Space Invaded" to be be released on Phantasm in spring 2007, which is shaping up to be the breakthrough to push them into the trance premier league.

 

ANTI.GRAVITY

 

Ivan Vargas, half of The Atari's team solo project is one of the most well known trance artists in Mexico, already gaining attention worldwide, with a perfect mixture of strong and serious music with deep and catchy electro ideas in each new track, which gives him the chance to be playing every weekend in clubs and parties all over Mexico. So far he has already released some compilation tracks and collaborations, but after the release of the Atari's album in early 2007 he will start working on his own album, with some of his latest compilation tracks being released on various labels throughout the world also coming out, be sure to listen out for all of them!

 

SUBSTANCE

 

Victor Aguilar at age 19 is one of the youngest artists around, but is growing his name up fast in the scene, working already with some well known artists - including his monster collaboration with Eskimo, "Enough is Enough", which appeared on Japanese trance legend Tsuyoshi's "God Is Back" compilation, and a collaboration on the Sharigama album.

Although now mainly focused on The Atari's, in his free time he's still working on his own making real kicking tracks, and playing constantly all over Mexico.

 

INFO SHEET

 

 

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