REVIEW: Joint Operations Centre - Glyph & Ipso Facto out on Captivating Sounds/Armada

1.Glyph (Original Mix)
2.Ipso Facto (Original Mix)

Irish mastermind John O’Callaghan crawls back into the harder, thicker skin of the Joint Operations Centre alias.

One of his most popular projects, this time Joint Operations Centre comes with 1 big main room old-skool trancer, and 1 dark prog big lead growler.

Next to reshaping and defining the tracks of Armin van Buuren, Max Graham, John Askew and many more, Joint Operations Center also handles the originals.

Dimitri Kechagias review: JOC is not only an excellent trance dj that can keep any party rocking for hours but also a superb producer that wins the applause of his peers and the admiration of the global trance community. The Irish mastermind comes back on Captivating Sounds under his Joint Operations Centre alias and he delivers an EP that will bring some underground flavor on your current trance appetite. Glyph applies an old school  beat reminiscent of the PUSH all time classic Universal Nation. Energetic and driving to the core Glyph is a peak time smasher.  Upon his banging beats he adds acid layers as well and he turn things more dark despite the uplifting synths in the breakdown that will blow you up and away. Ipso Facto is another kind of monster tune. With tech trance tribalish chunky beat, raw basslines, vocal samples and electronic style melody on top the track drives the proceedings forward with much style. His breakdown reveals a manic rave style synthy riff that will make those clubbers scream until there is no voice any more left in them. The main part is awesome climax with the tough techno dirty beats and  the epic sythy lead on top offering an unforgettable high and adrenaline rush that only Trance can do for you. Club crackers Guaranteed! Love it!

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