Let's just say that djdamnage was right. This track still sounds fresh today. I bought it when it came out and to date it's still one of my favourite tracks ever. So melodic and beautiful it's almost unbelievable. This track is in the same league as Kosmas Epsilon - Innocent thoughts, James Holden - A break in the clouds, Dominic Plaza - Sounds rushing (David West remix) and a lot of the Luke Chable tracks from around (and before) that time.In my opinion this melodic type of progressive house is currently on the way up again with brilliant artists such as Darin Epsilon, Deepfunk, Monaque, Konektiv, Andre Sobota, Cora Novoa, Gai Barone, Soulwerk, Tvardovsky, Henry Saiz, Fusion F & Come T, and I could go on.

Outstanding record both sides. The Leama and Moor Mix is a beautifully crafted piece of driving progressive house, with excellent key changes, dreamy bleeps and beats. Immensely layered and just keeps going and going , one of Leama and Moors.It is definately one of their darker moments. The original is more subtle and hypnotic, very similar to a border community release of that time. Has all the trademarks of a James Holden Favourite ! this record is a must find !

Rising star Gwill Norris unleashes a big tune here, "Forme" is a different take from the usual Main Element work he's known for. Brimming with lush square notes and shiney production, "Forme" is the feel good track for the up coming summer months. Holden's a big fan, as he gave it a home on his Balance mix. Flip for Leama & Moor's (Lost Language) mix, which doesn't deviate from the original blueprint, but does give it a more "classic" feel. Definately one of those records that will be in DJ's crates/boxes for years to come.