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Reactions
Emze Hack - Still No Name E.P. [7 Seas Records]
"Intoxicating! Great stuff." - 4.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-18 10:43:50) 
DJ NYK - ROVE [Progressive Grooves]
"Fat bass! Love it!" - 4.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-18 10:38:00) 
James High - Playin Time [Zero Digital]
"In generel a nice uplifting prog. EP, however Flight 71 are the winner for me. Funky groove and lovely melody." - 4.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-18 09:55:39) 
Ricardo Tatoo - Life Time Remixes Includes Larski and Jason Bralli Remixes [Bralli Records]
"The Jason Bralli Remix is really cool. Will play!" - 4.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-17 08:18:31) 
Noyd - Scuba [Jetlag Digital]
"The original mix is such a beautiful journey! Excellent work Noyd!" - 5.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-17 08:03:04) 
Napalm - Don't Stop [Fairlads Digital Records]
"The original is superior! Will support!" - 4.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-17 07:58:41) 
Deep Sound - Air (incl. Domestic Technology, Artie Flexs remixes) [Spring Tube]
"5/5 for the original. Beautifully crafted progressive house! Fresh, funky and original!" - 5.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-12 15:25:11) 
Darin Marshall - Monument (John Selway & Centrikal Remixes) [Nude Photo Music]
"John Selway has a nice old school techno-flavour to his remix. Like it a lot." - 4.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-12 11:55:44) 
Sasha Le Monnier & Sean McClellan - Moody Fusion [Source Of Gravity Digital]
"The Original & Matt Black remix is excellent. Full support!" - 5.0 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-12 11:33:06) 
Merlyn Martin & Huggie - Confirmation [Polytechnic Recordings]
"Excellent package. Really digging the Pacco & Rudy B Remix as well as the Thee-O Remix. Top prog/tech/deep all boiled down!" - 4.5 / 5
(NSL | No Sonic Limits) » (2010-03-12 11:20:32) 
NSL | No Sonic Limits (Copenhagen, , Denmark) Affiliates: Jetlag Digital It’s been a long time coming. No Sonic Limits emerged from the ashes of the danish psytrance dj & act Mindfly (supported by Chris Organic and DJ Antaro), who had a handful releases from 2001-2005. Behind the project is Lars Knudsen, who’s been involved in music since 1992. He started out with trackers and delivered music for demoscene-groups such as Triloxy, Renegades and defacto2 as Dr. Retro. In the mid 90’s he was one half of the danish synth-act d:code. Now the style has moved from synth-pop and psytrance to pure emotional progressive music. Progressive house/-trance, tech, deep, electro and funky music. All boiled down to NSL - No Sonic Limits. |
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