I'm so glad Wulf is back as Neurotech. His trance endavours didn't really do anything to me, I found it to be quite uninspiderd. Truth be told, I never thought he'd revive Neurotech, at the time it seemed he is really done with it and fed up with everything, which also reflected in music. And I'm really glad Neurotech is not completely dead. Nice track for the beginning, I just hope the music flows more into veins of Infra Versus Ultra or (wishful thinking) the majestic Blue Screen Planet....

Written by AnGina-- on 28.12.2020 at 11:58

I'm so glad Wulf is back as Neurotech. His trance endavours didn't really do anything to me, I found it to be quite uninspiderd. Truth be told, I never thought he'd revive Neurotech, at the time it seemed he is really done with it and fed up with everything, which also reflected in music. And I'm really glad Neurotech is not completely dead. Nice track for the beginning, I just hope the music flows more into veins of Infra Versus Ultra or (wishful thinking) the majestic Blue Screen Planet....

Is NeuroWulf split up?
I have seen many metalheads young lads, put good albums out in early age, later hair cut. disco music, good some comes back, good Paradise Lost did

Written by Bad English on 28.12.2020 at 12:04

Is NeuroWulf split up?
I have seen many metalheads young lads, put good albums out in early age, later hair cut. disco music, good some comes back, good Paradise Lost did

Didn't split up, since it has always been a one-man-project. He just called it quits in 2017, as his creativity and inspiration went downhill. He started two project then, trance and ambient based. But when he spoke of closing down Neurotech, it sounded as it was permanent. Now he stated he started to feel the urge to create as Neurotech again. So basically, one man, different projects under different names. Which is much better than going completely downhill under one moniker.

Written by AnGina-- on 28.12.2020 at 11:58

I'm so glad Wulf is back as Neurotech. His trance endavours didn't really do anything to me, I found it to be quite uninspiderd. Truth be told, I never thought he'd revive Neurotech, at the time it seemed he is really done with it and fed up with everything, which also reflected in music. And I'm really glad Neurotech is not completely dead. Nice track for the beginning, I just hope the music flows more into veins of Infra Versus Ultra or (wishful thinking) the majestic Blue Screen Planet....

I actually really liked Prototype and Trinity from NeuroWulf. Can't say I really enjoyed the ambient album, but I'm all for him going back to Neurotech

Written by dammage11 on 29.12.2020 at 00:57

I actually really liked Prototype and Trinity from NeuroWulf. Can't say I really enjoyed the ambient album, but I'm all for him going back to Neurotech

Can't say the music is bad, because it's far from that and I'm all open for experimenting. I really like his cinematic approach to it still. It's very clear that Wulf surely has a lot of creativity and ideas and what I really liked is how he released the music under different projects. However, I just couldn't hold a grip to its sound, I don't know why, it just didn't do anything to me; like for example with Infra Versus Ultra and Stigma, albums who had me engulfed from the first listen in (not to mention albums before that, for me Blue Screen Planet EP is still the peak of his career). For me, In Remission was the last solid Neurotech release. That's why I really like his idea, to release music under different aliases. I'm sure he still has a lot to sow.

Neurotech is awesome but there was one thing which transcended everything and that was Symphonies album.

The new track sounds like a good IVU spin off.