This month music from Kinetica, Cenk Basaran, John Askew, Simon Patteron, Krzysztof Chochlow, Alex Van Reeve and Robbie van Doe.
This month music from John Askew, Sean Tyas, Signum, Simon Patterson, Allen & Envy, Stigma, Indecent Noise and Mark Sherry & Scot Project - Acid Air Raid.
This month music from Phil Taylor, Nick Callaghan, Pulser, Allen Watts, Kaimo K, Bryan Kearney & Will Rees, Sam Jones and John Askew - Cinnamon.
This month music from Indecent Noise & Eddie Bitar, Symbolic, Will Atkinson, Robie Van Doe, Jamie Walker, Activa, Ciro Visone and Signum - First Strike.
This month music from Block Device & Lucid, Vertical Mode, Johan Gielen, John Askew, Darren Porter, Omega Drive and Mark Leanings - Drop Shot.
This month music from Simon Patterson, 2nd Phase, Active Limbic System, Mark Sherry, Lostly, John O'Callaghan, Bryan Kearney and Sean Tyas.
This month music from Miles, Matt Bowdidge, Above & Beyond, Matt Eray, Kaimo K, Paul Denton, David Rust and Simon Patterson remix of John Askew - Black Out.
This month music from Indecent Noise, Astuni 7 Rich TriPhonic, John O'Callaghan, Reorder & Darren Porter, John Askew, Matt Skyer, Simon Patterson and Sean Tyas - Rulebook in Bryan Kearney remix.
Discovers latest addition Robbie Van Doe has burst into the scene with his mind set on producing hard honest trance which packs a punch and he's certainly delivering.
with enough ammunition to fire at the crowds to keep the clubs raging.
Robbie's future is looking bright and we have more to look forward to in the coming years.
Heavily featured on two renowned, quality labels, Discover Records & Nu-depth, his releases have a certain trend embedded in them; Colossal energy, prodigious melodies and evil acid hooks; Three important factors of modern era Trance.
With a consistent flow of releases, Robbie has maintained his standards, delivering tracks of a standard so high enough, that Discover simply cannot say no.
Each release has surpassed the previous release and as a result, we can look forward to Robbie's debut release on Indecent Noise's fierce label Mental Asylum this year.
You don't need to watch out for Robbie in the future. He's here now, he'll be here in the future and rest assured, he will continue to make his stamp.