Released right around the height of Paul Oakenfold's trance-era popularity, Global Underground: New York is mighty representative of not only the DJ but also the era,...
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Superstar DJ Paul Oakenfold's first overground album of remixes and recycled beats is a highly thematic sampler platter featuring 11 underground dance/electronica artists...
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Perhaps realizing that the market for progressive trance mix albums was fast approaching saturation amidst a raft of inferior products, Paul Oakenfold displayed a touch more...
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A double-disc set recorded live in Norway, Global Underground: Oslo sees Paul Oakenfold joining clubbers on a varied trip through breakbeat, progressive house, and trance,...
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The much-hyped Swordfish soundtrack signals a questionable return to the studio for longtime dance superstar Paul Oakenfold. Granted, Oakenfold had done a few remixes here...
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"He is the world's most influential DJ," proclaims this double CD's press materials, and then elaborates on Paul Oakenfold's accomplishments: First electronic artist in the...
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Perfecto's third feature for world master-mixer (and Perfecto label boss) Paul Oakenfold delves into the same cold, clinical, nearly spiritless tracks that fans and non-fans...
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Oakenfold a producer? Well, he may not release much other than mix albums (exceptions being the Swordfish soundtrack and scattered singles), but Paul Oakenfold and Steve...
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Paul Oakenfold gets negative reviews for his DJ albums all the time, but the low rating accompanying this release has nothing to do with lackluster track selection or anemic...
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It's trite, but Paul Oakenfold's 2006 effort could be a contender for dance album of the year, if the year were 1997. That may be fine for his hardcore fan base, but it's...
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