SFX - Injection Overload/Makes It Different
Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2004 4:36 pmFor those of you who don't like the techno-edged Mike productions this will be another big disappointment.
In the aftermath of his massive Antwerp Is Burning (Indoor Edition) anthem released as Absolute - New Horizon he once again was asked to make a track for the Outdoor Edition of this event. Instead of going for an uplifting trancer he took a totally different direction and made two very dark techno-ish tracks.
At first sound, the Mike stamp is hardly imprinted on both productions yet after a closer inspection it is clear that he has been the man behind these tracks since they show similarities to his previous techno and electro styled projects and experiments. Both of the sides of this release can be classified as monotonous, hard, un-uplifting and unworthy of an anthem. Such a shame!
In the aftermath of his massive Antwerp Is Burning (Indoor Edition) anthem released as Absolute - New Horizon he once again was asked to make a track for the Outdoor Edition of this event. Instead of going for an uplifting trancer he took a totally different direction and made two very dark techno-ish tracks.
At first sound, the Mike stamp is hardly imprinted on both productions yet after a closer inspection it is clear that he has been the man behind these tracks since they show similarities to his previous techno and electro styled projects and experiments. Both of the sides of this release can be classified as monotonous, hard, un-uplifting and unworthy of an anthem. Such a shame!