Total Eclipse - Total Eclipse

Review by Søren Glavind

Total Eclipse's self-titled album, Total Eclipse, is a true masterpiece of psychedelic trance. Released in 1995, it quickly became one of the most influential albums in the genre's history. The album consists of nine tracks, each with its unique sound, but all sharing the same intense energy and driving rhythm.

The opening track, "Can't Do That," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its fast-paced beat and intricate melodies. As the album progresses, tracks like "Alienated," "Pulsar Glitch," and "Free Lemonade" showcase the group's ability to create complex soundscapes that keep the listener engaged and captivated.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Delta Aquarids," which features a hypnotic bassline and ethereal vocals that transport the listener to another dimension. The album's title track, "Total Eclipse," is a true masterpiece, with its soaring melodies and powerful synth lines that build to an epic climax.

Summary by Søren Glavind

Total Eclipse's self-titled album is a must-have for any fan of psychedelic trance. Its innovative sound, unique style, and flawless execution are a testament to the group's talent and creativity. It's no wonder that this album has stood the test of time and remains a classic in the genre to this day.