Mental Asylum boss Indecent Noise continues to supply maximum energy for the peak time floors with his latest rocket fueled heat seeker - an exquisite 2014 update to his chart topping smash from 2011, ‘Warsaw’.
Warsaw 2.0 brings Indecent Noise’s thundering classic bang up to date. Overflowing with raw energy and roof raising drive from the outset, the Original Mix fuses rippling bass lines, intensity drenched percussive rhythms and psy-tipped synths to really grip the crowd from start to finish. Big, bold and incredibly powerful in equal measure, this is not to be missed!
On the flip, Lostly keeps the pace set firmly at full with a white hot rework that energizes throughout. Ripping acidic patterns and driving plucks drive the floor superbly before unleashing THAT hook! MASSIVE!
Dimitri Kechagias review: The label owner Indecent Noise strikes back on his label Mental Asylum with a totally mad rework of his haunted trancer Warsaw 2.0. His brand new version follows the current modern neo psy trance meets tech trance style that is fresh, exciting and energetic to the very maximum. His composition is solid, super tight and packed with audio gifts and surprises for his devoted listeners worldwide. It's another great example of how genious is Indecent Noise and how easily can borrow elements from other genres but at the end you have the belief that this pure "Indecent Noise" style trancer. Energetic and enjoyable production that has the sharpness, toughness and always on the edge creativity that doesn't afraid to find new pathways in order to give to his audience challenging music. The South African Lostly who recently started his own record label at Recoverworld service his fantastic rework that moves in and out of uplifting, tech and acid trance. It adopts the uplifting trance foundation of driving basslines and pumping beats and very soon introduce his "Paul van Dyk style" synthy riff while on top the acid overtones add that greedy dark atmosphere. His breakdown is full on euphoric trance with huge synthy leads to raise the roof and give to the trancers wide smile of joy and happiness. The climax comes in and the track continues its very dark tech trance gloomy road with sharp sledgehammer basslines, pumping beats and euphoric uplifting synthy lead while on top the acid layers become more prominent and remain at the forefront of the other layers. Superb remixes to reaffirm that classic tracks never die. Love iT
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