Joe Kurve

8:33, 12.34mb , 192kbps , 142bpm [04/26/06]

Psytrance
A lot of bends, a lot of craziness, and a lot of earcandy. It's got a bunch of changes and diversity, along with a 64 bar solo/build-up section that's pretty wild. Listen and fall in love with a track that is definitely one of "The Others." Was #1 on the ArtistServer charts @ 12:21 CST, May 15, 2k6.

7:09, 8.59mb , 128kbps , 144bpm [08/05/05]

Psytrance
Wow...a total departure from my norm. Kinda dark, kinda not, this one is beyond explanation for me. Majorly distorted bassdrum, syncopated bassline, and an assload of earcandy for good measure. Just give it a whirl, with any luck you'll like it...
Credits: 'Krazee Shtuff' played by Lotuz...you'll know it when you hear it.

7:57, 11.47mb , 192kbps , 146bpm [08/29/03]

Psytrance
The track that got me noticed. By who? YOU. Got the first loop from an artist on RS7000.org. I built upon it and over time it developed into this. The first three minutes is some weird melodic stuff, but somewhere around there it takes a kurve towards a more nrgetik/psytrancy sound.
Credits: Original loop programmed/played by Philterform

7:03, 8.47mb , 160kbps , 146bpm [06/14/05]

Psytrance
The sequel to 'Khemikal Awakenings' that has LONG been in the works. My first track to release in over a year, it's a far cry from everything else and the stuff just keeps gettin' better.
Credits: Original loop programmed/played by Philterform

5:44, 8.28mb , 128kbps , 135bpm [03/11/04]

Electronica
English title: "The Good Within the Evil." Starts out with a guitar sound, escalates to a slight tekk-ish feel which is soon taken over by break-ish triplets and even crazier stuff. Sounds like the original Joe Kurve stuff from years ago. Definitely worth a listen!
Credits: 2 Yamaha pre-sets used shamelessly.

6:08, 8.85mb , 128kbps , 146bpm [01/15/04]

Hard Trance
This one has far surpassed 'Khemikal Awakenings' in popularity. Originally given mediocre reviews, it heads in a new direction with sounds so acidic your brain's gonna melt. Written for the dance floor junkies that love to stomp holes in the ground.

3:38, 3.50mb , 128kbps , 188bpm [01/09/04]

Jungle
A carnival song...one with that crazy, twisted low-end bassline that'll make you jerking around and hit folks, acts, not to mention that when the highs enter you're gonna poke your eyes out with a welding rod. The mood turns bright and positive when the hip-hop feel is draped over the song, which makes me wanna poke myself in the ear. I'll remix it one day the way it was bNt to be twisted.

5:09, 4.95mb , 128kbps , 160bpm [01/09/04]

Jungle
This one takes you on a wild cut-time trip across the dance floor at 160bpms. Jungle tweak-freaks and hip-hoppers both - this is for you. The organ is jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring. It's the kind of sound you would've heard at the Red Sea parting party.

6:58, 10.04mb , 192kbps , 152bpm [01/08/04]

Hard Trance
...is to give in to the rawness of this track. Grossly detuned sounds are molded to dance-floor only rhythms. This is HARD, ear-splitting stuff. It's more than nasty enough to make you bang your head against the wall. The name DOES have an origin, just listen to it.

2:57, 2.84mb , 128kbps , 110bpm [03/02/03]

Electronica
Acidic bassline, a thin lead, broken drums, blah, friggin' blah. Originally written on Yamaha's RM1x, it was transferred over to the new RS-7000 and blah.

5:15, 5.05mb , 128kbps , 146bpm [03/02/03]

Melodic Trance
The rough copy of this one was getting massive approval so fast that I realized the rough copy WAS the final. A dirty bassdrum, jaw-dropping organs, groovin' hi-hats, a kick-dancin' xylophone melody, all kinds of ear candy, and one unbelievably PHAT bass groove all combine to take you to that other place you only dream of. Included: a breakdown that no butt-shaker can deny. And it's still only the first night.

9:13, 13.29mb , 192kbps , 146bpm [10/20/03]

Psytrance
I couldn't explain it if I tried. Catchy melodies, stiffened bass, and a heavy dose of MATH (yeah, you heard me). If you want some earcandy, this should hit your sweet spot.

9:26, 13.58mb , 96kbps , 146bpm [08/23/03]

Psytrance
The first track from the CD, "Rara Avis", which is actually a trance set I wrote for a live performance. All I can say is HARD, HI-NRG, and PSYTRANCE!

4:16, 4.11mb , 128kbps , 79bpm [03/02/03]

DownTempo
Slowed down, chilled out 6/8 groove...slowly guides you by the hand to angry yet frightening moods with optimistic overtones...X-Files-ish melodies combine with syncopated drums that will make you roll with the beat.

5:15, 5.05mb , 128kbps , 140bpm [01/09/04]

Techno
140bpms or so of pure techno unleashed on your brain. Again, killer bass grooves, a sample so acidic you won't have any ears left after you listen, a trancy piano groove, and a tekkie lo-fi arpeggio sequence. It's kind of Freq'd up, ya know?

10:39, 15.36mb , 192kbps , 146bpm [08/28/03]

Psytrance
The only real similarities between this and the first song are the samples. Other than that, this one is 100% hard, pumping, ear-candy psytrance.
Credits: Yamaha - one pre-set bass phrase used shamlessly

5:19, 5.11mb , 128kbps [03/02/03]

Progressive Electronica
This track starts out at 106bpm with an unbelievably funky bassline and drums to match. You'll bob your head for a minute or two, and then it accelerates to 159bpm in hopes of blowing your musical fuse. Irresistably kick-danceable.
Credits: Drums programmed and played by Swiss.

4:24, 4.23mb , 128kbps , 106bpm [03/02/03]

Game Soundtracks
The official '2K2 Car Jam'; only for true smokers. Sittin' on 106 chrome bpm's, I went back to that chilled out, hip-funked-up-hop side of my brain for this one. Complementing the awesome drum track are neck-breakin' bass grooves, ear piercing highs, and a mid-rhythm that'll make you pull over and shake it in the middle of I-10 - on the Sabine River bridge - during rush hour.

9:36, 13.83mb , 192kbps , 146bpm [08/23/03]

Psytrance
A tight trance song, and this one has a darker nature to it. With reverb piled on so heavy it'll squeeze your brain and bass solid enough to build a house on, your techno-thirst is sure to be quenched after this.

5:45, 5.53mb , 128kbps , 222bpm [03/02/03]

Jungle
Another jungle song...seems to be to my liking. This 222bpm wonder was born during during a massive thunderstorm that flooded my neighborhood. Badass stereo bass with a phase offset that'll mess with your mind if you let it. Thunder, rain, tribal-like toms...need more?