Sub6 - Droid Save Da Queen (Wizzy Noise Remix)
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 10:08 pmA new psychedelic bomb is born!
Please welcome Wizzy Noise, the audio wizards from Greece with yet
another brain-fucking production: Micky Noise and Uriel strike again!
Sub6 - Droid Save Da Queen has been changed to a nerve-wrecking
piece of psytrance to deliver one of the most twisted and controversial
sounds that marks it as nothing but a Wizzy Noise sound: pumping
basslines, growling FX, driving catchy melodies, and wicked 148 bpms all
the way. It's even impossible to tell how many samples have been used
and FX in this tune.
After considerable looping and consumption of my aurally wasted ears, I
managed to track down the vocals from Punk City and the FX
from 10 O'clock in both the early and late sectors of the tune at
the build-ups. Wizzy Noise tunes/remixes has too many build-ups and
breakdowns and new samples introduced all the way in the tune it's
fairly difficult to keep up with a single one from the beginning up till the
end.
I'm sorry I can't described this fine masterpiece in awaited detail by at
least one of you out there, for the simple reason that this is a rather hard
task that I'd definitly have the pleasure in squeezing my nero cells to
deliver, but I'd prefer throwing one word that should sum it up:
W I C K E D!
Sub6 - Droid Save Da Queen (Wizzy Noise Remix) [7:51]
Please welcome Wizzy Noise, the audio wizards from Greece with yet
another brain-fucking production: Micky Noise and Uriel strike again!
Sub6 - Droid Save Da Queen has been changed to a nerve-wrecking
piece of psytrance to deliver one of the most twisted and controversial
sounds that marks it as nothing but a Wizzy Noise sound: pumping
basslines, growling FX, driving catchy melodies, and wicked 148 bpms all
the way. It's even impossible to tell how many samples have been used
and FX in this tune.
After considerable looping and consumption of my aurally wasted ears, I
managed to track down the vocals from Punk City and the FX
from 10 O'clock in both the early and late sectors of the tune at
the build-ups. Wizzy Noise tunes/remixes has too many build-ups and
breakdowns and new samples introduced all the way in the tune it's
fairly difficult to keep up with a single one from the beginning up till the
end.
I'm sorry I can't described this fine masterpiece in awaited detail by at
least one of you out there, for the simple reason that this is a rather hard
task that I'd definitly have the pleasure in squeezing my nero cells to
deliver, but I'd prefer throwing one word that should sum it up:
W I C K E D!
Sub6 - Droid Save Da Queen (Wizzy Noise Remix) [7:51]