Excellent. Great. Dynamic Psy Trance like I'm fond of. Crackers for dancefloor. Heavy stomping soundz, great bassline and discreet vocals which are giving to these titles a mysterious taste.

Christophe FABULET- RADIO HDR 99.1/ www.comfm.com (FR)

This is a new EP available on CD from Candyflip. Four tracks in total one of which is a remix by Igneous Sauria. Track1 is called 'Drastic Plastic'. Throbbing stabs of bass and a very hard kick but it bangs at a plodding speed. Voices come out of the darkness and the high pitched drum smacks have an outstanding sound. Low guitar like noises hide in the undergrowth. The break has a snappy punch about it and a sort of backward record scratching noise after which things get a little harder. Packed full of subtle noises we head off to a slightly more industrial vibe. Its all deep and I suppose quite simple but there is definitely something special about this progressive track. The production is great as well. Track2 is called 'Red Whisper'. The into has really scary voices and the bass throbs harder than the previous track with more fire in its soul. Super sharp hats and dark waves of industry at the back support this progressive tune. The break is really creepy like the intro was and after it pushes you straight back into the darkness. The bass builds with power and at times it gets pretty intense and might make you quiver. There is also some heavy drumming which seems to keep hitting all the other sounds back into their positions. Getting stronger with the percussion pushing things harder towards some tribal beats that have good rhythm. I got lost more than once inside this track. Next is track3 which is called 'Eye Doll'. Wow what a beautiful beginning with its emotional waves and low energy. That voice is just great as is the bas dropping down with the fuller energy. Light tribal taps float over a full sound and when those hi-hats come in we glide off with some amazing noises to spin us round and change our direction. Are those sea gulls? It really is the funky vibe that gets things moving and traveling. Drone provide a lot more power in this track and they do it so well. All the sounds that float in, out and all around are quality. There is a lot to pay attention to especially the darkish drum & bass which adds a new angle. Progressive and at times teasing this rumbling tune is my favorite of the four. Lastly we have 'Contagious' which is remixed by Igneous Sauria. A twisted ride on a steam engine as the sound bellows through the smoking melody. An organic start that builds straight away as the hats come marching in. Drumming gets things very trippy as different sounds all seem to be heading for the middle to meet up and get down together. This strange echoing sound comes in and repeats itself, for ages, and its like its going to knock all the other sounds out of its way just so it can be the focus of attention. No its not a nasty noise, in fact it grabs hold of you and messes up your mind. It manages to completely take over by the end. The whole CD is well produced progressive trance.

ASTonACID www.psychedelicmarket.com (UK)

Drone‘s maxi "drastic plastic" conveys the impression its mission was to show "the dark side of power" to the listener. The four tracks create a very deep, thrilling atmosphere but always with drive and they really punch on the dancefloor. Additionally each track holds a significant "oh"-effect plus lots of groove.
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Scherer – PlasticAge Music Reviews www.plasticAge.de (GE)

Hypnotic savage rhythms and a touch by Chris Igneous. Desolate industrial surroundings and wild scenes from your nightmares….yet the lost melody is still here…Technoid shamanism!

Haris P. – FREEZE Magazine (GR)

A new act on this new label that is being presented with this four tracks cd single. The music style is dry and progressive. Despite the crystal sound and its good production, this minimal style is dramatic and sinister with very few melodies suitable for melancholic winter sessions. Samples from the underworld are used in the tracks that tie down the listener with a techno feeling accompanied by a very good bassline and good synchronisation. However, the joy that we are used of getting out from our favourite trance music is absent here. This release is for the listeners who are into harder psy trance.

Rakete- Mushroom Magazine (GE)