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Act: Vibrasphere (remixed by various artists)
Title: Archipelago Remixed
Label: Digital Structures
Release date: 20. march 2007

Tracks:
1 Tierra Azul (Omnimotion Featuring Krister Linder Remix) (3:39)
2 Reservoir (Fiord Remix) (7:46)
3 Sweet September (Perfect Stranger Remix) (9:18)
4 Landmark (Allaby Remix) (8:33)
5 Morning Breeze (Atmos Remix) (8:00)
6 Sudden Comfort (Decoy Remix) (8:37)
7 Baltic Resonance (Solar Fields Remix) (8:56)
8 Seven Days To Daylight (Unai Remix) (6:55)
9 Late Winter Storms (Tobias Lilja Remix) (7:35)

Everyone’s jumping the house band wagon these days or what? Another recent Digital Structures release (Ticon’s 2am) also embraced mainstream electro house and Archipelago Remixed has mainstream potential too.

#1. Certainly Omnimotion’s version of Tierra Azul is as far away from progressive trance as an electro pop ballad can get. What happened to Digital Structures mean street? Skip!

#2. Antix – under the Fiord moniker – to the rescue on Reservoir? Yes and no, the horrible vocals from the opener are off and Reservoir has a nice flow in line with the Vibrasphere sound we’re accustomed to. On the other hand, it never sweeps me off my feet. A decent filler tune at the chill out stage I reckon that could set things up for a party. The vibe certainly is trying to please.

#3. Perfect Stranger’s take on Sweet September follows this path. Vibrasphere based but with an aggressiveness I often miss with Vibrasphere. Yet, the trees aren’t growing high up in the sky. When the aggressiveness turns into melodic proggy half ways through I miss the balls that were flashed earlier. At the right moment it might work, though, and surely Vibrasphere followers will enjoy this track.

#4. My knowledge of Allaby is limited. I’ve only heard him on Tristan’s Twisted Sessions Vol. 1 from 2002 but his contribution there ranks high with me. With Landmark Allaby does not disappoint me. We’re now well inside progressive territories and after the break at 5:33 Allaby steers this track safely home. Best track so far.

#5. Atmos’ been keeping a low profile since, possibly, my all time favourite minimal progressive album 2nd brigade from 2004. How’s he faring as a remixer? Like Atmos and that’s all I need to say. Stripping Morning Breeze and setting a ligther beat than the original this is another good track on the album. 2nd Brigade success like? No. Hell no! 2B is mean and Morning Breeze maintains a positive vibe also thanks to the riff kicking in halfways. But if Atmos borders cheesy now and then you can rest assured that he’s still too advanced to be dismissed easily. This commenter is crossing fingers for the upcoming Atmos release also to be released on DS.

#6. Decoy is yet another new act with two releases from 2006 and 2007 behind them on Israeli progressive trance label Dance N Dust. I haven’t heard these but Decoy’s house influences are obvious. I’m not big on the “it’s gonna be a while” sample but the track progresses nicely and I’m sure this could be a hands in the air morning stomper. With pros and cons implied intentionally. Decent track.

#7. The development of Solar Fields has been an interesting one to follow. His chill out releases on Ultimae are exceptionally well crafted but mostly it’s been his border progressive tracks that’s left me most impressed. He took the whole step in 2007 with EarthShine and Baltic Resonance sees him playing out his ideas. With moderate success. I’m sure this has sunrise appeal but skip the last two minutes where it goes Popcorn and personally I’d prefer this on the chill-out at sundown if a daring dj says wtf ... 

#8. I’ve read appraisals of Swedish based Unai and fancy his approach on Seven Days. Minimal electro style house with a smooth vibe. Thing is I can’t stand his theme kicking in at 1:18. Wtf is this? Supertramp? Without that I might have been more impressed. Next!

#9. Not surprisingly the Late Winter Storms remix by Thomas Lilja offers the closing chill out track on an otherwise house/progressive based album. Not bad but in all honesty it sounds like just another off the mill track.

Summarizing, the reason for getting this album comes midways. Allaby, Atmos and Decoy delivers admirable if not breathtaking remixes. The remainder is by no means terrible. We’re talking about Swedish noveltys Vibrasphere, after all, but these tracks didn’t really layer any huge impression. Not as good as I hoped for but Vibrasphere followers should definitely still get it. The remixes fit as a very nice addition to the originals and I’m sure one may hear several of these tracks and only halfways go “Hey, I’ve heard that before haven’t I …?”





Genre : progressive trance 
Year: 2006 
Type : MP3 
Quality : 320 kbps 
Lenght : 76 min 

Tracklist :  

1. Vibrasphere - Tierra Azul (6:57) 
2. Vibrasphere - Sweet september (8:53) 
3. Vibrasphere - Reservoir (8:40) 
4. Vibrasphere - Landmark (8:37) 
5. Vibrasphere - Seven Days To Daylight (9:09) 
6. Vibrasphere - Morning Breeze (8:33) 
7. Vibrasphere - Sudden Comfort (9:25) 
8. Vibrasphere - Baltic Resonance (6:31) 
9. Vibrasphere - Late Winter Storms (8:35)






Artist ....... Vibrasphere 
Genre ........ Progressive / Ambient
Source ....... CDDA 
Label ........ Tribal Vision 
Catalognr .... TVRCD014 
Release Date . Jun-05-2007 
Tracks ....... 11 
Length ....... 78:34 min 
Quality ...... VBRkbps 44,1kHz 
Mode ......... Joint-Stereo 
Encoder ...... LAME 
Size ......... 113,6 MB 


TRaCKLiST

01 Heading North 05:28 
02 Erosion 09:11 
03 Isolation 08:57 
04 Vertical 08:20 
05 In Control 08:48 
06 102 Miles from Here 07:11 
07 Wasteland 08:11 
08 Forever Imaginary 07:00 
09 Ensueo 06:41 
10 Mountain Lake 06:31 
11 Yaku 02:16 

Release Notes

Tribal Vision Records proudly presents the 4th 
full-length album of legendary Swedish 
progressive project Vibrasphere. 

Following on strongly from their successful album 
release in 2006, Vibrasphere showcase a somewhat 
different side of their productions with the 4th 
studio album 'Exploring the Tributaries'. 

Their brand new full-length CD takes elements 
from a wide range of musical styles including 
downbeat, minimal / electro and club-influenced 
sounds to create a mature look at modern 
electronic music. 

After the smash single 'Floating Free' was picked 
up for radio airplay by superstar DJs Armin Van 
Buuren and Markus Schulz, it has been a gateway 
into new territory for Vibrasphere with their 
tunes on heavy rotation from DJs such as Paul Van 
Dyk, Hernan Cattaneo, Paul Oakenfold, Christopher 
Lawrence, Remy, Menno de Jong, Kenneth Thomas and 
John 00 Fleming. Their recent singles have 
received a range of licenses including Armada 
Trance vol 1 (Armin Van Buuren) and Gatecrasher 
Live (Christopher Lawrence) and paves the way for 
a strong album release for both Vibrasphere and 
Tribal Vision Records. 

Rickard Bergloef and Robert Elster have put their 
years of studio experience into creating a 
release that will be both timeless and 
contemporary - a true look into the musical minds 
of some of progressive music's pioneering acts. 

'Exploring the Tributaries' will no doubt be 
another strong success for Tribal Vision Records 
this coming season, and further confirm 
Vibrasphere as one of the leading acts in modern 
progressive dance music.




ARTiST...................: Vibrasphere
TiTTLE....................: Floating Free EP
LABEL.....................: Tribal Vision , Cloud 99 Music
RELEASE DATE........: Feb 2007
SOURCE.................: Vinyl, 12"
GENRE....................: Electronic
STYLE.....................: Progressive Trance
QUALiTY..................: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
SIZE.......................: 37,3 MB

Tracklist : 

A. Floating Free (Original Mix)
B1. Floating Free (RPO Remix)
B2. Floating Free (Beauty & The Beat Feat. Nuke Remix)







Artist .......: Vibrasphere
Name ........: Landmark 
Genre ........: Psychedelic 
Label ........: Digital Structures 
Store Date ...: Mar-13-2006 
Tracks .......: 04 
Length .......: 33:22 min 
Size .........: 51,1 MB



Tracklist:
01.Vibrasphere - Landmark - 08:38 
02.Vibrasphere - Reservoir '(Antix remix)' - 08:23 
03.Vibrasphere - Manzanilla '(2005 mix)' - 07:37 
04.Vibrasphere - Emotional Fugitive - 08:44



Vibraphere - Strictly 12inch :

This masssive Compilation includes two brand new tracks as well as all Vibrasphere vinyl releases up until this year. 

Many of them can no longer be found in the stores so this is a great chance to get them all at once.

01 Floating Free 08:08
02 Desert Plain 07:51
03 Stereo Gun 07:49
04 Mental Bearing 07:10
05 Nino Loco 07:58
06 Sendero 08:15
07 Urban Grace 07:14
08 Airfield 08:20
09 Mental Mountain 08:22
10 Cactus Point 09:12
11 Nowhere 07:50
12 Autopilot 07:17
13 The Open Sphere 08:24



Link : 


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