The definitive artist album from trance's melodic wing, made before the superclub era flattened everything into builds and drops. Van Dyk writes progressions rather than climaxes, so Seven Ways moves rather than climbs, and it is the record that shows what the genre was capable of before it learned to sell.
Ranked on the genre lists
1 record
- Number 4 on The 10 Best Trance Albums
1996