Album lore

Franky Jones’s 2003 Trance-O-Logic EP, issued by Bonzai Back Catalogue, gathers four tracks steeped in the harder edges of early ’90s rave and acid trance. The collection includes multiple mixes of “Overwhelming Rain,” notably the Love Mix ’94 and the Jones & Stephenson Mix, alongside “Me And My Two Friends - Techno ’94 Mix” and “Trancid Overdose (Extreme Mix).” These tracks channel the acid techno and acidcore strains that thrived in underground circuits during the decade’s first half.Recorded with the raw intensity of that era’s hard trance scene, the EP’s blend of pulsating basslines and swirling acid synths carries the imprint of rave culture’s persistence into the new millennium. While the exact studio or session personnel remain undocumented, the record stands as a signal from the lineage of Bonzai’s back catalogue, preserving the resonance of a sound that fueled both dancefloors and home listening among aficionados.

Album lore

Franky Jones’s 2003 Trance-O-Logic EP, issued by Bonzai Back Catalogue, gathers four tracks steeped in the harder edges of early ’90s rave and acid trance. The collection includes multiple mixes of “Overwhelming Rain,” notably the Love Mix ’94 and the Jones & Stephenson Mix, alongside “Me And My Two Friends - Techno ’94 Mix” and “Trancid Overdose (Extreme Mix).” These tracks channel the acid techno and acidcore strains that thrived in underground circuits during the decade’s first half.Recorded with the raw intensity of that era’s hard trance scene, the EP’s blend of pulsating basslines and swirling acid synths carries the imprint of rave culture’s persistence into the new millennium. While the exact studio or session personnel remain undocumented, the record stands as a signal from the lineage of Bonzai’s back catalogue, preserving the resonance of a sound that fueled both dancefloors and home listening among aficionados.