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The first track is the Chris.SU's Radiation, truly reflects the title, after a slow intro starts arching up and Radiating to the serious basses, which lifts of to the Anorganik's rhythmically riding Costa del Sol remix, which is very summery and mood-boosting. I would better analyze this track, 'cause it is my favorite, but this review it reads the entire disc. So I continue ... The "Airlift" follows, which is spiced with cutted - broken beats and it has a really clubby sound ambience, but the "You've Belong & Make You Do" vocals dampens the mood, which is curved to tap into "No Way" by Chris.SU, catchy basses. Yet it is the Devotée my favourite, which is very good, can't get bored of it. I Just Replayed so many times and listen it continuously, it's very unique in its atmosphere. Random Soundz's "Delivered" track for me it has an almost annoyingly frustrating mood, but it could be a very good car chase soundtrack. The Inside Remix has an Outros feeling sound, is about acting out like a warning that soon we are reaching the end of this compilation disc. Chris.SU's Freak also is slightly nervous hashing, but very good for it1s ambience, I would merge it with Devotee. The "High Voltage" of Modul ("The Odysse Driver") is a cosmic journey through shredder beats, but not a party song, for that matter. Anorganik's Sidewinder is worthy of reconciliation.

Summary: The compilation starts off as if it were a very good atmospheric sound journey-related and although the cuts are good, the tracks don't necessarily fit together in style and mood (for me). It reflects the electronic musicians in Budapest at the current thime (2003). A clear standout favorite for me is the GERO - Costa del Sol (remix of Anorganik) and SKC's Devotee, what I'm happy to listen again and again.