Feb 10, 2009
Well, it's definitely better than most of the shows in the past 6 months. I've had some good parts of shows but there always seems to be some considerable screw-up that keeps me from posting the mix in the sidebar as a featured podcast.
The first mix is likely the shakiest and as the show goes on it just gets better and better until the last 45 minutes are really solid.
The first half is more deep pulsing layered trance that slowly builds. The ... Read More
Sep 29, 2008
This tag team set was three weeks in the making. Before you get too excited - that doesn't mean we spent three weeks practicing, rather it got posponed for three weeks before we managed to wing it at the last minute. Regardless of how hard I try to keep from growing up it seems inevitable and with that comes substantially less time devoted to mixing records.
After waiting three weeks for the set it took another week (due to a bad cold) to ... Read More
Jul 14, 2008
This is supposedly the last Nukleuz Records set for awhile. I don't know if I can stick to my promise or not. I don't want to subject you guys to the same tracks week after week, but after giving the first hour a second listen this morning I was pleasantly surprised. There's a lot of decent mixing in the first hour (I'm a perfectionist so you won't often hear me praise my own mixing) but I was pretty disheartened after the first ... Read More
Jul 6, 2008
This week's Trancendance podcast is a full 2 hours of Nukleuz records mostly featuring the handiwork of Hard Trance genius Nick Sentience. It's not a perfect set but it felt like there were more good parts than bad parts. It might not make it into the featured podcasts widget but I say it's worth a listen.
One of my complaints has always been that it's hard to find DJ mix CDs (back then it was mix tapes) that captured the high energy non-stop ... Read More
Jun 15, 2008
The first hour of this weeks podcast is almost entirely from the Nukleuz record label with the one exception being a Nick Sentience record from Riot Recordings. Nick Sentience is one of my favourite trance artists from the Nukleuz label and many of the Nukleuz tracks played in the first hour feature him.
The second hour isn't as smooth but it's still not hard to listen to. The second hour features more layered trance with some tribal influence.
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Jun 14, 2008
What better gift for Father DJ than a trip to the record store. After starting a family I've been spending a lot less on records, but the owner at the record store still remembers me as his best Trance customer. I buy almost all my vinyl second hand. I believe if a track is really worth owning it should be timeless.
After listening to a stack of about 75 trance records - 3 made the cut and came home to be added to ... Read More