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1. Jul 19,  · Way Out West's second album, INTENSIFY, lives up to its name, going in a more solid progressive trance direction right off the bat with "The Fall," a four-to-the-floor stomp that samples the lush strings and vocals from Coldcut's "Autumn Leaves" -- it's a pity about the naff NASA samples, though (Bedrock will thankfully take it out with their remix)/5(69).

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2. Jul 30,  · Secret: Intensify Part 01 Vocals – Ally Kennen: Intensify Part 02 Vocals – Ally Kennen: Way Out West: Intensify ‎ (CDr, Album) Nettwerk America: 0 2 8: US: Sell This Version: Black Hole CD Way Out West: Intensify ‎ (CD, Album) Black Hole Recordings: Black Hole CD Netherlands: Sell /5(3).

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3. Nov 18,  · 2x12" LP edition of the album containing unmixed versions of the tracks included on the CD version, with the exception of Intensify Part 1 which is included only on the CD version. Track D2 as included here is different from the version featured on the CD editions, as it has an altered, shorter breakdown, hence the shorter duration/5(67).

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4. Jan 11,  · Track contains a sample from 'Darkest Techno Dream' written, produced & performed by The Secret. P+C Distinct'ive Breaks. Made in the UK. Distinct'ive Breaks is a division of Avex Inc. Way Out West: Intensify ‎ (CD, Album) U-Music (Australia) but what has always set Way Out West apart is the intricacy and detail of their /5().

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Intensify on Discogs.5/5(1).

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6. Which might imply that Bristol-bred Way out West -- being submerged in both trip-hop and Madchester -- demand the utmost respect for making a glittering, expressive trance record. Such is the case for most of Intensify, only if one takes a blind eye to the more glaring dips into transcendental self-importance.

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7. Way Out West Intensify Review. Album. Released 20 August It's been four years since we were last blessed with a Way Out West album, in fact it would be fair to say that they are about as.

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8. When I first got Way Out West's "Don't Look Now" I was disturbed by the overall feminine touch, though it grew on me quickly and I discovered the album's inner greatness. On this release, I was more instantly gratified. Though the feminine touch is still present on a couple of tracks, the overall album is more upbeat and hard-hitting in comparison/5(52).

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