The first thing that impresses are the melodies, appealing and almost never banal.

Below them there is however a work of arrangement considerable: bass parts and drums draws rhythmics sometimes linear, other more complex, which recall the earlies Dream Theater, Faith No More and the Annihilator (in particular the album entitled Set The World On Fire).

Giutars are simply great: professional, precise and heterogeneous.

We are convinced that the greatest merit of this album is the variety of genres as moods.

The opening track, a short intro called Distant land, is a jewel of semplicity that reminds us some Queensryche‘s ballads or Pink Floyd‘s style; however the real spirit of this work comes out with the following three tracks: Time Is Mine (the titletrack), King time’s dilemma and Higher ground, in which the equilibrium between hard and scratching parts and spectacular and melodic openings is almost perfect.

We also want to highlight the track Winter/dusk, another good example of composition, and another proof that different musical genres can cohabit in the same album in a harmonious way.

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A great EP, not only rock but just a bit heavy, instrumental and more…

Listening it, someone can talk about the earlier Satriani and someonelse can think about Drean Theatre, but for us this is just a great example of fresh rock, smart composition and good execution!

We like especially the second track, L’acrobara del Deserto, very well plaied, great rhythm!

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It’s the time to review a classical clubbing soundtrack, with a modern electronic spin off. It’s the time for a bit of good trance music, nicely performed by Essence.

All the tracks contain the classic ingredients of trance music: good drumkit, powerful hard bassline, electronic liquid sound and some melody, often played with piano.

We really like the authentic power of Beginnin’ — curiously used at the end of the album  —, an all fat track with fat drums, fat bassline, fat sounds, fat voices. A pure dancefloor bomb.

Slower than Beginnin’, Wamboe is the second fat one we love, with a rolling bassline, early 90′s sounds and nice male voice sampler.

Staying in the 90′s, we can live again the Vanilla Ice’s hit Ice Ice Baby, remaked on a trance sauce, with vocal tuning and the famous sampling of the bassline of Under Pressure by Queen and David Bowie.

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Let’s go guys. Fasten your safety-belt, free your mind and be prepared for this exclusive journey on a brilliant music roller coaster!

You will start your trip under the water, from the deep abyss. A little bit stunned. But just a little bit.

Something, or someone, is calling you. Then, suddendly, you wake up, you swim to the surface and there you finally get the oxygen… don’t worry, there is a calm sea, let’s swim again… slowly, not too fast. You have a destination now: your land.

Sometimes you meet with some wave, a little bit of contrary wind. Don’t worry, you have the energy. Go along.

Damn! There is a shark now, it’s time to fight a duel with it. Don’t be afraid, you still have all the energy you need. Fight man, fight!

That’s right, you won. Take a stand. Relax yourself.

Ok, it’s time to restart now. You’re full of energy and ready for your last mile. Let’s go!

Man. You’re arrived.

Raise your eyes. This your land. This is your planet. This is your destination.

Ain’t it simply wonderful?

And now, after your journey… let we show you our loved tracks: all the album.

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16 free tracks from various dance labels and DJs all around the world.

About 2 hours of house music, with contamination by various genres like tribal and afrobeat, progressive techno and hypnotic sounds. If you like to dance or you are a DJ, you can’t miss it.

The download is free, but you have to register and then sign in, before get it.

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