Slinky Wizard - Slinky Wizard EP [1994] Flying Rhino Records [Goa Trance, Acid Trance]

Tracklist :
00:00 Slinky Wizard - Wizard
08:48 Slinky Wizard - Lunar Juice
15:08 Slinky Wizard - The Rising
Artist: Slinky Wizard
Album: Slinky Wizard EP
Label: Flying Rhino Records
Year: 1994
Genre: Electronic
Style: Goa Trance, Acid Trance
Adam Boyd and Dominic Lamb composed Slinky Wizard's first track 'The Rising' in 1992. After this George Barker and Ronnie Biggs joined the group, and with the assistance of Simon Posford they created Flying Rhino Records' first release, the Slinky Wizard EP.
In the summer of 1994, Adam Boyd died in an accident. In late 1995/early 1996 Gus Till joined the group. Starting around this same time, Ronnie Biggs was no longer credited on Slinky Wizard tracks, but it is not clear if he officially left the group.
Since 2001, Slinky Wizard has had no output.
Through the years, Slinky Wizard was variously joined by Simon Posford, James Monro, Dick Trevor, Matt Evans, and Jules Evans.
Written and Produced by Slinky Wizard.
All rights go to their respected owners, artists and Flying Rhino Records.
I do not own this material.

[@Libertarian606]

When I started getting white labels of this stuff from my mate who engineered a lot of it at the Dragonfly studio in Brixton around ‘93 I would get amazing reactions when I dropped it in a set and eventually when I had enough I could play a whole set of this stuff. Didn’t even have a name for it back then but it was so different, and amazing for really building up to a climax on the dance floor. Since then this style of music hasn’t really developed much beyond where it got in the late 90s apart from the improvement in production values, and honestly I just don’t like the whole aesthetic of the scene - the acid techno squat party thing was much more my thing, a kind of punk aesthetic and a somewhat tense and edgy atmosphere. Each to their own I guess. All that said, even with the current stuff, if you get a really good stripped down psy trance banger there’s nothing quite like it!

[@ivanjokovic]

Amazing piece of insight, thank you!

[@Libertarian606]

@@ivanjokovic Do you listen to acid techno by any chance? There are similarities to the harder psy stuff and can have quite a funky groove but it’s more aggressive and less noodley!

[@ivanjokovic]

@@Libertarian606 I did listen to some yes, but long time ago. Can you recommend some quality tracks?

[@Libertarian606]

@@ivanjokovic Sure, I’ll do it tomorrow. If you have an email address I can use I could send you some of my own stuff too

[@ivanjokovic]

@@Libertarian606 sure there's an email address on my channel about page, feel free.

[@ultraskool]

bought this CD Flying Rhino Records back when I visited Cambodia in 2004. Cool Psychedelic Trance and Goa Trance music!

[@SladjanStojanovic-zh1cj]

Muzika moje mladosti!

[@revitalmor3892]

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[@partickaljamested5146]

Psy trance all sounds too similiar now...nearly no remixes are any good... it was so inventive back then. Everyone was different, who remembers Club 414 on Coldharbour lane? pretty close to butterfly studios in Brixton which became Dragonfly when it was still just called tribal acid. The Megatripolis parties were a precursor. The stuff from 93 was a convergance of many things. To mention a few... TIP, Transwave, Flying Rhino, Total Eclipse, Matsuri, Doof, Astral Projection and Etnica. These were real innovative sonic pioneers. Sorry for all the copy cats who still cant top this.

[@PATISHAH]

Dark as hell

[@ivanjokovic]

@@PATISHAH That's Slinky for ya. Dark and twisted.

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