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Release Date: October 29th, 2008
Reviewed: 3.5/5
User Rating: 3.9/5
Biologik delivers another weapon of mass destruction for Proton. This label, judging by recent releases alone, can do no wrong. Motion Theory brings us beautiful gentle melodies that sear along under the deep dark backline, even strings fit in nicely with the glitchy sounds running throughout, peak or near peak time monster. I Can Feel The Light again showcasing that glitchy progressive sound that seems very fresh to me, winding into a solid tribal rhythm, definitely a building block track. Liberty Heights features echoing melodies over gentle percussion building up to a beautiful crescendo of sounds, one for the deep proggers. Floating Molecules is by far the most stripped back and mellow track on the release, but it's warm sounds coupled with the some building progression make this track a subtle bomb, and my favourite of the release.
Peter Nelis [04-Nov-2008]
Comments from MyPromoPool.com: 
"love all tracks on this really up my street" - 4.0 / 5
Dingle (Northern Ireland) (kickroach/airport route/bonzai ) 
""I Can Feel The Night" by Biologil is just stunning. Kinda funky, rather naughty and heavy on the LOW END. *S*O*L*D*" - 4.0 / 5
Vital (USA) (R-Type Records, Sight and Sound Media Productions, Minc Lounge, Lizard Lounge, Afterhoursdjs.org) 
"Motion Theory is the one!" - 3.5 / 5
Jordi Riera (Mexico) (Fast Forward Promote, Balance Record Pool) 
"Quality release from Proton of some deep tech house. I can feel the night was my fav until I realized the low end really wasn't there as much as it is in their other productions. I think it could use some better low end production on this otherwise sweet track. Would love to catch some remixes of this." - 3.5 / 5
Jeffrey Collins (USA) (Aenaria, MAR186, Ascension, Point Records) 
"huge release! top of the crop! this is well built and cover a wide range of trends. verry strong feeling and groove in "motion theory". the deep and melodic "floating molecules" is a field of stars we want to get lost into!" - 5.0 / 5
Jim_Star (Canada) (www.alicemanagement.com ; no sound) 
"great openers" - 4.0 / 5
Astro & Glyde (USA/Spain) (le souk sundays, water based music, bedrock) 
"Great ep, motion theory and liberty heights are really good for me!
regards" - 4.0 / 5
Light (Mexico) (InfraDigrecords) 
"I Can Feel The Night has all the right elements and ingredients to be a real winner on the dancefloor. Also digging the sweet mellow vibe of Liberty Heights." - 4.0 / 5
Darin Epsilon (USA) (Perfecto, DI.fm, Proton, Curvve, Groovecollection, System Recordings, Balance Record Pool) 
"not bad ;)
thnx" - 3.0 / 5
Nikko.Z (Greece) (www.danceradio.gr) 
"Motion Theory has a lovely dark sinister feel to the track! Liberty Heights has some cool chunky beats! Floating Moelcules is nice drifting prog house!" - 3.5 / 5
Sasha Le Monnier (UK) (Source Of Gravity/Ascension Records/Nightshade Music /Balkan Connection/Pangea Recordings/Bellarine) 
"Deep, dreamy with great pads 'floating Molecules' is lovely." - 3.5 / 5
Xaric (France) (Sense FM / Pure Fm / Jenny Fm / Stripped Rec / Atlant Digital) 
"nice ep , really like it !!" - 4.0 / 5
Smokin Circles (Cyprus) (Segment Records, Balkan Connection, Vise Versa, Proton Radio, Danceradio.gr, Pure.fm) 
"Felt that Motion Theory and Floating Molecules were the strongest here in regards to overall aound, enjoyment and structure. " - 4.0 / 5
Soren LaRue (USA) (System Recordings/Source of Gravity/Protium Music/Visionary Mindz/Televisionary Records/SINsation) 
"super cool rising dark progressive fusion here whose only drawback in some moments is an identity crisis - but overall very successful and nice stuff for a moody set" - 3.5 / 5
Ira Heinichen (USA) (friskyRecords, friskyRadio) 
"great stuff, loving the mixture of sounds" - 4.0 / 5
Andy Newland (UK) (bedrock, ministry of sound, twisted audio, renaissance, baroque, bellarine) 
"All traks are fine and realy well made but a little too dreamy and dispersive. Gona try them for lounge set next week. Keep the good work up!!" - 3.5 / 5
KyneticS (Manuel) (Italy) (DanceRadio.gr - Rosa Dei Venti Club - Monumento - Paips Café - Il Clan) 
"Damn good Tech house goodness. This EP has everything needed to destroy any room. Super release here." - 4.0 / 5
Dirty [M] (USA) (Solvent Entertainment, www.thebeat713.com) 
"Good release. Motion Theory is a very nice blend. Liberty Heights has a nice proggy groove. Floating Molecules is nicely dark with a very subtle tribal feel. Will work at least one of these in somewhere this month. " - 3.5 / 5
DJ Marcus (USA) (DI.FM, XTC Radio London; frisky Radio; Progressions with DJ Marcus) 
"All of these tracks are really well put together. But they also sound a bit too dreamy, not quite hard or fast enough for my sets. But your production skills are awesome." - 3.5 / 5
Spesh (Jondi & Spesh) (USA) (Loöq Records, Loöq Radio, Qoöl, Jondi & Spesh) 
"Fine melodic mix of prog and tech elements. Good music, will support." - 4.0 / 5
Jehr (USA) () 
"i like all of these but these two stand out. i like floating also. very deep. great release of grown up sounding music! lol" - 4.5 / 5
Chloe Harris (USA) (further, b-sides, proton radio, litheum, machine agency, djdownload) 
"Motion Theory and Floating Molecules are definitely nice tracks. These all have a definite progressive feel to them, but with very strong techno infuences. Motion Theory is very gritty and daring stuff. cool" - 3.5 / 5
Kev Obrien (USA) (Stranjj Recordings | ProgressiveHouse.com | Proton Radio | Danceradio.gr) |
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