Title: Trippy and Beyond!
Product review: I fell in love with Melting Euphoria with an impulse buy of "She Wants to Take Us Over the Edge of the World". This came before "She Wants", and it has many of the signature tribal beats that everyone talks about. The songs are\seem a bit longer on this venture, with nifty bright spots like the end of 'Mad Existence'. "Gardens" is more fanciful and a bit techno-future than "She Wants", which was like a multicolored crayon. "Gardens" is an unstable wormhole, dropping you off at many different spots. Rare as hell, these things are great for raves, tripsitting(*cough), or hypnotizing your younger siblings.
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