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Performer: Neuroactive
Genre: Electronic
Album: Phonic Trace
Released: 1998
Style: Synth-pop
MP3 version ZIP size: 1160 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1601 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1141 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 819
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Tracklist

1 Shapeless (Reshaped) 4:40
2 Space Divider (Video Mix) 3:29
3 Nothing But Fuel 4:20
4 Surface (Drumtech Mix) 4:51
5 Neuron (Denatured Remix) 4:22
6 Portals Of Entry 4:03
7 Audioanesthesia 3:37
8 Unexpected Protozoa 5:05
9 Slave To Gravity 4:51
10 Cubic Soundscapes 3:44
11 K-9 4:31
12 Invisible Transfers (Official Compound Mix) 4:53
13 Vapour (Inflammable Mix) 3:46

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright (c) – A Different Drum
  • Licensed From – Cyberware Productions

Notes

Enhanced-CD includes a video for "Space Divider."
Tracks 12-13 were not included on the original Finnish release, some tracks were replaced with their different mixes and the tracks' order was changed.
Track 10 is taken from the animation picture "Timescape".
(C)1998 A Different Drum

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 601171102625
  • Matrix / Runout: PHONIC TRACE ELITE MKTG :

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
NET 015 Neuroactive Phonic Trace ‎(CD, Album) Cyberware Productions NET 015 Finland 1997
Kirizius
I believe this to truely be neuroactives best album, and about as good of an example of dark synth pop as you are likely to find. This is also the last work by the band to feature the original vocalist, which is a shame, because as good as the music was on subsequent albums, the voices used on various songs could not match the quality found here. The singer sounds very similar to Adi Newton of Clock DVA to me, which is high praise indeed. The music is well played, and accompanies the vocals with a clear sense of purpose, with lots of nice little flourishes, elevating it above the "put a 4/4 beat and some minor chord progressions behind it and you've got a hit song, baby" type mentality that plauges this particular genre and creates so many records that are hardly distinguishable from each other. It's this sense of meticulous class, well played music with a darker tone, and lyrics that avoid the sugary sweet love song formula that set Phonic Trace far beyond other albums in the field. Now, 15 years after it's release, it still retains a timeless sound, and if you like darker synth pop, it's one that is worth finder, because you will rarely encounter a better album in this genre.