Complete and absolute Tremora Del Terrarip off, but hey whatever.

I remember hearing this at a rave somewhere on Salisbury plains. That was 20 years ago but I remebercthis moment literally like it was yesterday. It smashed the place with the uplifting and melodic hook. Tracked it down the week afters in Zoom recs in Camden and bought two copies. Thanks once again to Jens and Ramon.

Amok wasn't a particularly great track, Koma is the pick here and worth buying for that tune alone, the intro starts with a repetetive single bass note & a sound like water drops, a faded in syth is used to btring in the 44/ kick and slowly builds up to a very nice uplifting melody at 1.46, yes it is uplifting but the melody is all it's own, it is so distinctly Koma that you could never mistake it for another tune unlike the formula driven pseudo trance that became popular around 98/99 when every one decided they wanted to copy X/CABS NUERO/OUTCAST, but these were the days when trance could be uplifting without being cheesy, there is also a constant siren type sound that neverr fails to give me goosbumps even now when i listen to it all these years later,this tune never feels mainstreem at all and has a kind of dark undertone to it which for me encapsulates the early rave scene very well.it is very well executed track, i remember this tune being played as the very last tune of the night at rave way back in 1994, fuck is that long ago!! kind of depressing really when one thinks about, especially considering the rave scene is all but a corpse awaiting burial now!!!