Music Through Me
One of the pioneers of the explosive Eastern Seaboard rave scene alongside contemporaries Frankie Bones and Scott Henry, Long Island's Micro could be considered something of a rave legend. His "Caffeine" parties of the early '90s are still spoken of in reverent tones, and like other rave heroes Bad Boy Bill and Louie DeVito, he has a following that's both faithful and fanatical.So it's business as usual onMusic Through Me, Micro's sixth mix CD for Moonshine. Jumping right into the deep end with Joshua Ryan's mix of Tall Paul's INXS-sampling smash "Precious Heart," the rugged progressive house and trance-y tracks just keep on coming. Deepsky's "Jareth's Church" morphs sexily into Lange's sensual "Drifting Away," and it's not long before you're in the closet digging out that shiny shirt or fluffy bikini.Abandon is at the heart of Micro's mix: a sweaty, chemically charged collection of cuts designed to get you laid by the end of the night. Technicolor daydreams of endless Red Bull and Vodka cocktails, bare-chested porn stars and coked-up teen celebs rubbing up against you on the dance floor, guilt (and disease)-free casual sex — it's all woven throughout Micro's hedonist's holiday sonics. Rave on, kiddies.Timothy Brown--From URB Magazine