Various - Platipus Archive 2

Review by Tyrel Haveman

Platipus Archive 2 by Various is a captivating album that features some of the best tracks from the legendary Platipus Records label. The album is a perfect representation of the label's sound, which is characterized by its unique blend of trance, techno, and progressive house.

The album opens with the uplifting track "The Age of Love" by Jam & Spoon, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The tracks that follow are equally impressive, including "Mindcircus" by Way Out West and "Universal Nation" by Push. The album also features tracks from some of the label's lesser-known artists, such as Union Jack and Terra Ferma.

One of the highlights of the album is the inclusion of several remixes, including the classic Ferry Corsten remix of "Carte Blanche" by Veracocha. These remixes add a fresh perspective to some of the label's most iconic tracks.

Summary by Tyrel Haveman

Platipus Archive 2 by Various is a must-have for fans of the Platipus Records label and anyone who appreciates quality electronic music. The album is a testament to the label's legacy and its contribution to the electronic music scene.