If you want something done right, do it yourself. That's usually pretty good advice, and it's certainly worked out well for Chris Lawrence's decision to debut his new Pharmacy Music label with a mix of trance tunes he put together himself. The album blasts out of the gate with Wrecked Machines "Hypercube" and takes no prisoners for the next seventy-one minutes, so if you're planning on dropping this for the first time while you're driving, make sure you have a full tank of gas because you will not want to pull over. One of the best things about a fully-mixed record that's well put together is that you're never quite sure where one track leaves off and the next one starts, and so all of a sudden Nicholas Bennison's "Exocet" is blowing up in your ears (its name comes from a missile, folks), giving way to the Motu remix of One More Angel's "Breathe," which segues seamlessly into Jan Loper's "I Can't Stop," and so on, and so on, all the way through.
