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Hi, Rehallucinate is a DJ set, composed solely of modern versions of psychedelic anthems originally crafted by legends such as Man With No Name, Astral Projection, GNOTR, X-Dream, Transwave or Etnica. The first part was put together by Nois, the second one by Gamma. We are both convinced that it will be a great musical experience for both the seasoned and the fresh psytrance fans. It could make the first ones rehallucinate the musical memories of the past, and the latter realize what we were finding so exciting these past days. Have a nice listen

Channeling old school Goa and psytrance grooves, we're ready to journey beyond the solar system. Kaiju Lounge is in the mix, the past, present and future are one. Tracklist Astral Projection - Axis V0.99 00:00 Æternum - Highways Of Light 07:48 Hallucinogen - Mi-Loony-Um! 16:58 Orion - Twisted Orbit 24:34 Astral Projection - Chaos 32:35 Crop Circles - Lunar Civilization 40:42 Psychaos - Sonic Chemist 49:31 Infected Mushroom - Overload (Deedrah Remix) 55:59 Hux Flux - Errorhead 01:00:50 Space Tribe - Out There In The Universe 01:08:04

Here's some new tracks, hope you like 'em! Zenith - Black Alienation (Denstrow remix) Denstrow - Switch Gong - Master Builder (Denstrow remake)

[img]https://i.imgur.com/ENq3TmD.jpg[/img] Artist: Atomas Title: Cartesian Space Label: Classic Goa Trax Date: May, 2020 1. Conclusion 2. Cartesian Space 3. Goodbye Domingo 4. Transistor 5. The Ultimate Experience 6. Cartesian Space (Sagittarius Remix) 7. Wake Up 8. Angst 9. Skybar Suntrip continues to be a ray of sunshine when it comes to goa music. Besides the physical CDs they are releasing they also created this sublabel where they release old classic albums to make sure the artists get some money. Nice gesture. As far as the music goes, I've never heard of this Swedish project. But I have to say this is a GEM! If you love that silver little box and are a goa fan you have to get this. Their style is not layer intensive, but one where they create acid lines and tweak the hell out of them. Unlike a lot of acid trance that takes forever to get to its destination these tracks get to the point. There is real evolution on the fly. The first time I listened to this I had to do it again immediately. That 303 is in almost every track and they aren't shy with it. The whole album is like that. Sounds great and not a bad track in the bunch. Definitely a surprise and worth your time. Classic Goa Trax Bandcamp

[img]https://i.imgur.com/HIQthSI.jpg[/img] Artist: Athena Title- Single Collection Label: Classic Goa Trax Date: October, 2019 1. Human Vox (Slave Labour Mix) 2. Croctopus 3. Xshattriy (Female Remix) 4. Human Vox 5. Future Space Travellers (feat. Prana) 6. U Are Alone 7. Woodwalking [img]https://i.imgur.com/HLloxlw.gif[/img] Man I loved the 90's. That was my decade. The beginning of the internet, cell phones, playstation...Super great. And the music? Awesome. I love what this sub label of Suntrip is doing here. Releasing classic goa trance that maybe only made it to vinyl eps or obscure compilations, but doing it digitally so that the artists can recoup some well deserved income. Everyone knows Miranda and her stellar work, well this was her side hustle. The first two tracks could be found on the compilation Goa Vibes 3 and they hold up well. Melodic goa trance to the fullest. If you wanted to hear Xshattriy (Female Remix) you either had to go to a party or own a turntable cause this baby was vinyl only. And you should hear it because it is bouncy good goa with liquid bass. The original version of Human Vox (actually the first four tracks came from the Human Vox Ep) doesn't appeal to me as much as the remix. Everyone knows Future Travellers made with Prana and that track is still a beast. It's on a bunch of comps so no real discovery here. U Are Alone has a techno feel, but doesn't really go anywhere. The final track Woodwalking is a mid-tempo goa track with some barking 303's. It has groove and saunter with squelchy leads and was my favorite track here. All in all some really good Athena tracks in one place that perhaps you haven't heard. The sound quality is also top notch. Bravo! Classic Goa Trax Bandcamp

Neogoa Records is proud to present you our latest release, a full length album by The Maniac – Into Madness. Man behind The Maniac project is B. Deepak from India, who started producing Goa trance music in 2015, being inspired by both old and new Goa trance musicians and juggernauts such as Pleiadians, Prana, Green Nuns Of The Revolution, Cosmosis, Filteria, Proxeeus and Morphic Resonance, to name a few. In 2017. he made his first appereances on Timewarp Records and since than he published many different tracks on compilations and at his official Bandcamp page. His latest release and first under the Neogoa Records banner – Into Madness was in the making for last 2 years and it brings the best of The Maniac sound and idea. Complete album has been produced on a smartphone hardware and technology, which makes it unique when it comes to the releases we hosted so far on our label. On Into Madness album each track oozes with high-octane tempos and rich acidic textures spiced up with crazy melodies – a prefect combination to represent the dark mythos of H.P. Lovecrafts’ works which are an important part of this record and big inspiration for The Maniac music. All tracks written and produced by B. Deepak. Mastering by Igor Čeranić at Deimos Soundlabs. Artwork design by Ivan Parić at Neogoa Records. Available in all digital formats now + limited CDr (60 copies) - Shipping starts 4th December 2020. Download/buy at Bandcamp: https://neogoarecords.bandcamp.com/album/into-madness Tracklist: 01 - In Unlighted Chambers (150 BPM) 02 - Cult (156 BPM) 03 - Effluvium Of K'thun (156 BPM) 04 - Awakening Rhan Tegoth (150 BPM) 05 - Blessings Of Chaugnar Faugn (151 BPM) 06 - In The Court Of Hastur (152 BPM) 07 - Daemon Sultan (156 BPM) 08 - Temple Of Nephren-Ka (158 BPM) 09 - Originator Of Madness (154 BPM) 10 - Sacrifice To Tsathoggua (160 BPM) YouTube: SoundCloud:

On the day when the tribe of Earth is ready to journey to the stars, psychedelic drives pushed to the max, let us not forget to look back and remember where we came from. Tracklist Earth Nation - Ear Dis 00:00 Kayseri - Ararat 12:38 Spacefly - Individual 18:29 Amtinaous - Eveil 25:08 MFG - Journey Beyond The Planet 32:02 Phoenix - Jungle By Night 38:44 Gada-Gong - Counterparts 43:42 Ender & MorBeat - Imminent Anarchy 50:20 Naturelement - The Holidayer 57:21 Updata - Creeper (Magnat Good Morning Mix) 01:03:45

Artist: Triquetra Title: Human Control Label: Suntrip Records Release: August 14, 2020 Tracklist:- 1. Caveman Season 2. Impact 3. Forget About The Earth 4. Concentrated Dark Matter 5. Eternal Crusader 6. Dream (Interlude) 7. Rotary Reality 8. First Contact 9. Space Slugs 10. Future.exe 11. Incinerate (Live) 12. Captain Is Dead 13. Solar Searcher 14. Anomaly 15. Out Of Reach 16. Digital Heaven 17. Mind Virus 18. The Vacuum Catastophe 19. Coronal Mass Ejection ~ ~ I've heard plenty of people say and they are all right. - A current and a future classic. https://suntriprecords.bandcamp.com/album/human-control

Artist: Todra Title: Dust From The Past Label: Unreleased Goa Records Date: July, 2020 1. Liquid Sun 2. Sacred Whisper 3. Halloween 4. Heavy Ride 2 5. Dead End 6. Viber 7. Escaping Spirit 8. Dreamatic 9. Spanish Fly Releasing music from the past has been around well, since there was a past. Sometimes it's done to capitalize on a moment, drop in for a quick cash grab, and then there is that awesome unearthing of something great. DAT Records has been instrumental in bringing back the past with numerous high profile releases that are damn near legendary now. Thanks to the pandemic a lot of labels are focusing on their digital side of operations. Todra was an Israeli duo who flew under my radar certainly. I knew of their debut album Figure of Sound however it didn't blow me away and I didn't give it much thought. But this is pure gold. This was to be their second album (unreleased) that was literally left in a drawer gathering dust. Thankfully it is now free to be heard. I find this to be a wonderful mixture of late 90's psytrance while still hanging on to the goa flavor of the mid 90's. It's electric with a futuristic feel with a full, rich sound. It's thumps along with driving rhythms, assorted squelches and screeches that appear to come from every direction, and well timed breaks that allow the music to breathe. It's extremely psychedelic music that then surprises with nimble goa melodies sacrificing nothing. The attention to detail is great and even though I knew it was something special when I first heard it, repeated listens only confirmed it. Like 1998 Krembo style psytrance? They got you. A fan of futuristic GMS weirdness? They got you. Guitars that don't sound like a hunk of annoying cheese? They got you. This release is part Eon Project, part Four Carry Nuts, part GMS, and part Tim Schuldt. Highly recommended! Unreleased Goa Records Bandcamp

Psychedelic Quest - Space Jam (timewarp153 - Timewarp) Band Camp: bit.ly/33wzuXo Beatport: bit.ly/30FdF6n Psyshop: bit.ly/3knatUC Beatspace: bit.ly/2XCCU77 Spotify: spoti.fi/31sFeir Itunes: apple.co/3a5aDLy Amazon: amzn.to/33ByEJ6 GooglePlay: bit.ly/2DIuaWd JunoDownload: bit.ly/2DMMnBG Youtube: bit.ly/2DNDzvo Instagram: bit.ly/2XBEshZ Twitter: bit.ly/3a3LsZS Play Links: bit.ly/3a45ljv 01 - Psychedelic Quest - Space Jam 02 - Psychedelic Quest - Out Of Time (Future Mix) 03 - Psychedelic Quest - Chaotic Dimension (Goa Mix 2020) 04 - Psychedelic Quest - Alien Activity Timewarp Records proudly present amazing ep 'Space Jam' made by Goa star Psychedelic Quest! Leonidas Giotis is the man, behind the Goa Trance Project, Psychedelic Quest. He started his experience into electronic music, in the background of the '90s, with techno and house tunes for then, and from 1994 he began to explore the Psychedelic Trance Culture, among with the great Goa and Psychedelic Parties, at Battery, Alsos, Camel,+Soda, etc, and the first party teams for then, such as Sunrise Zone, Amorphia, Trancemedia, etc. He made his first steps generally, in the faze of electronic music, in the early of 2000, with some poor since then musical experience, about the sound and the music in general. He played DJ sets with his project in some Goa and Nitzcho parties in Greece, featuring old school Psychedelic and Goa Trance sounds, as it concerns his own style of producing this kind of music. He has made some digital releases in netlabels, with Nitzcho and Goa Trance sounds, plus one official release in a Turkish label. He has also a free release, of his first Goa Trance Album, with the title, Alternate Constellations. Now he joined the forces of Timewarp Records, and he has an official release, of his debut EP, Unusual Chemistry, with 3 killer tracks, and his second release Morning Trip continues his story. Check also his new brand EP called "Out Of Time", with 3 killer tracks for all tastes. His brand new EP with the title "Vibrations", is out now, with 3 unique powerful and melodic tracks. www.facebook.com/Psychedelic-Ques…278430848835694/ @psychedelic-quest bit.ly/Facebook_Timewarp bit.ly/Souncloud_Timewarp bit.ly/Twitter_Timewarp bit.ly/Instagram_Timewarp bit.ly/YouTube_Timewarp bit.ly/BandCamp_Timewarp bit.ly/Beatport_Timewarp bit.ly/Psyshop_Timewarp spoti.fi/Spotify_Timewarp bit.ly/Deezer_Timewarp pdora.co/Pandora_Timewarp

In case you like your psytrance with a little breakbeat flavor, Kaiju Lounge presents Psychedelia Junglistia. Have fun in the sun, summer is in full swing! Tracklist Cabeiri - Unify the Opposites 00:00 Rainbow Spirit feat. DJ Sangeet - Sirius Shuttle 06:53 1200 Mics - The Sixth Revelation - The Secret Of The Thirteen Crystal Skulls 16:38 Synchro - See Ya Later Oscillator 26:02 Psychopod - Seriaf 33:30 Cypher-O - Psychedelia Junglistia 41:45 Zorba feat. Chicago - The Rush 50:40 Snake Thing - Scorch 55:49 Planewalker - Psychic Evolution 01:04:12 Total Eclipse - Waiting For A New Life 01:11:45

We are happy to announce that our long-awaited "Black Rain" vinyl project is almost done, so we are able to start presales the evening of July 20th 　 The A Side has a remastered version of Prana & Aminite Fx Black Rain by Maor aka Skizologic, who gave new energy to the original tune while preserving the vibrations of the old-school track with his technique. 　　 The B Side is Roy Sason's remix, which faithfully reworks the sounds of the 90's to bring a new life to the track, making a huge impact on audiences who love true old-school Goa music. 　 This vinyl is limited to only 100 copies at the moment. It will ship together with a bonus Prana Tribute Mix CD by Roy Sason as gift CD. 　 The shipping date will be after September 9, 2020. So please follow to our bandcamp for be sure to grab yours while you can - you won't want to miss it!! We hope that everyone will enjoy this project, full of passion for the old-school music. Preview https://soundcloud.com/matsuri-digital/sets/mdvyl01-md046-prana-amanite-fx-black-rain-original-mix-remastered-remixed-by-roy-sason 新月を迎えた7月21日の夜から、長い間温めてきたプロジェクトの一つ、Prana & Aminite FX - Black Rain の Maor Hasbani aka Skizologic によるRemasterと、Shidapu ことRoy Sason によるRemixを収録したレコードのプリセールをスタートしました。 　 A面には、オリジナルトラックを今のテクノロジーで新しい息吹を与えたリマスターバージョンを、B面には90年代の音色を研究し再現されたリミックスバージョンを収録しています。 　 初回盤は100枚限定、特典としてRoy Sason によるPrana へのオマージュを込めたTribute Mix のCDが一緒に届けられます。コレクションに加えたい、と思ってくださった皆様、どうぞMatsuriのBandcampをフォローしてプリセールの開始をお待ちください。 　　 https://matsuridigital.bandcamp.com/

I'm happy to announce our next release: Swaratrip & Friends - Twilight Patterns full digital album, to be released via Bandcamp in August 2020. More informations will be posted soon!

Channeling old school Goa and psytrance grooves, the past, present and future are one. Kaiju Lounge presents Cosmic Revelations in the mix! Tracklist Shpongle - The Sixth Revelation 00:00 Spacecat - Snorkel Blaster 11:20 Growling Mad Scientists - Flem 17:20 Pharagonescia - Pharatropic 22:44 Eat Static - Hybrid (TIP remix) 31:03 Reflecta - Creatures 35:25 Shakta & Moonweed - Micronesia 44:40 Space Tribe - Star Travellers 51:51 1300 Mics - Salvia Divinidorum 58:40 Absolum - The Fifth Revelation 01:04:51

Artist: SubConsciousMind Title: Symphonies of Life Label: Self-Released Date: March, 2018 1. Patience 2. Truth 3. Consciousness 4. Destruction 5. Love 6. Creation 7. Beauty 8. Humility 9. Trust Raphael Huber's latest release is a remarkably produced piece of work. The dynamics here are superb forcing the listener to concentrate on the subtleties all the way through the tracks. Very psychedelic at times with my favorite track being the blistering Creation. The 303s were going crazy! Also big honorable mentions go the final bits of Destruction. Very intense. Some of the tracks however don't evolve as well as others and maybe take too long to get where they're going. Still, that's a minor gripe and while not as explosive as Intermezzo Extended, it is a solid album. Free at Ektoplazm

Artist: Consept Lightwork Title: Basics of Consciousness Ep Label: Timewarp Records Date: December, 2017 1. For Wisdom And Truth 2. Galactic Special Forces 3. Ancient Magnetic Crystals This was our first introduction to Israeli artist Avihai Tsroya with his debut Ep. I'm not going to blow smoke up your ass and tell you that he reinvented the wheel. He didn't, but this is a very competent beginning to a goa trance career. The production is good, there is power and melody, and plenty of danceable moments. It's less a goa EP and more of some psychedelic music that draws from the goa pool. This was done in 2017 so I am looking forward to giving his album from 2018 Moments of Magic a listen to see if he progressed. Timewarp Bandcamp

Artist: Maan Title: Floral Cortex Label: Neogoa Records Date: May, 2020 1. Prelude: Havenless 2. Mother Moss 3. Instant Equilibrium 4. Re/Bells 5. Gardens With Flowers of Crazy Colors 6. The Wednesday Pond 7. Red Relic 8. Interstate Insects 9. Maven 10. Postlude: Antiquity Maan is Frode Ungar from Norway and this is his debut album. His Orbiter Ep from 2017 was very good as were his compilation tracks. Neogoa consistently releases quality goa trance and this is no exception. While not being exceptional at anything, it is extremely solid at everything. Ten tracks with the intro and outro being short sketches that had me wanting more. The goa gets started with Mother Moss and as the title insinuates this is more of a forest track with a goa feel. Loses its way a bit in the middle, but finishes strongly. Instant Equilibrium is an immediate stormer that feels very old school. Sounds like old X-Dream. It hardly deviates from its opening structure, but it's so bouncy and infectious I don't mind. I liked the metallic synth banging right out of the gate with Re/Bells and it maintains the goa flavor. The crystal clear sound and punchy bass of Garden With Flowers hits me immediately and the groove is similar to M-Run efforts. Most interesting track goes to The Wednesday Pond, sounding downtempo and progressive at the same time. Really a very zen experience. Red Relic combines a hammering bass and a frenetic synthline, but not a whole lot else. Insects is very high intensity with screeching synth leads and never fully takes a break, but keeps evolving. Maven closes it out with a super crisp sound and bouncy rhythms. Really liked the understated layers in this one. Like I said, not exceptional at anything, but great at everything. It's a solid goa album that I felt could've been better, but with numerous dalliances in other genres. I look forward to the next one. Neogoa Records Bandcamp

Artist: Zeta Reticuli Title: Superbright Ep Label: Kali Earth Records Date: February, 2020 1. Blue Archangel 2. UY Scuti 3. Pleiadians Well this was a pleasant surprise. This is Alexander Prokopchik with a very good debut EP. He had a track on the VA Gamayun Tale that was pretty decent, but other than that there isn't much out there. This ep has three tracks that all have many twists and turns with very enjoyable goa melodies, but it's unlike most stuff out there. Perhaps it's a mix of psytrance and goa trance, but he doesn't stay married to just one avenue. As soon as you're comfortable with a measure it's off on the next tangent. Keeps it fresh for sure. YU Scuit is my fave. It's a very promising start and I look forward to seeing where he goes from here. Kali Earth Bandcamp

Artist: Clementz Title: Kretslop Label: Suntrip Date: May, 2020 1. Æ-Re-Stu 2. Big Rip 3. Inner Core 4. Spirit Dance 5. Voices of Helium 6. Distorted Angel 7. Rise and Shine 8. Outside This World 9. Music Machines Shall Inherit The Earth 10. Easter Hymn Actual footage of Hans getting coffee in the morning after releasing album. Clementz is Hans Henrik Clementz and he's from *checks notes* Norway? Really? I know during this global pandemic we've been quarantined away (well, most of the world because the dumb ass Americans apparently think the virus just disappeared because they wanted a f*cking haircut), but Norway is kind of on quarantine all the time isn't it? Tucked away in a corner of the world you don't really hear what's going on over there. What are they known for other than beautiful scenery, polar bears, and the northern lights? Actually that's enough. Well add goa trance excellence to the list because it ain't just Ra form the snowy north anymore. Kretslop (how come I can't make that f*cking o with the damn line through it!?!) means circuit in Norwegian I believe. This first half of this album is extremely intense. Acid, layers, and big booming kicks. Æ-Re-Stu is a fantastic opener illuminating how vast and potent this music is going to be. Big Rip is certainly has all of that. Huge and powerful it also has its delicate touches making this the ultimate banger. Inner Core harnesses the same energy and is relentless, and even though Spirit Dance allows you to catch your breath in spots, it has a very danceable melody. Infectious really. But if you thought you were going to have a break, well that myth is shattered by the absolutely bombastic Voices of Helium. Even though it's the shortest track on the album it's got layers of spirals and power to make this an instant anthem. Like the Suntrip promo says they focus more on the melody side of things during the second half. Outside This World feels like a bit of a let down. Remember in junior high dancing to the jam and then the dj plays a slow song and the people mostly leave the floor? Kinda like that. Well, Music Machines and Easter Hymn brings them back with their very bouncy melodies. Congratulations to Hans for a very good debut album and one of my favorites this year. Highly recommended! Suntrip Bandcamp

Artist: Various Title: Voyager: Third Plateau Label: Hado Records Release: May 13, 2020 Tracklist:- 01. HelixNebula - Over The City Of The Future 02. Artifact303 - Consequences (HelixNebula Remix) 03. Celestial Intelligence - Constant Motion (Median Project Remix) 04. Median Project - Flights In Dream And Reality 05. Fiery Dawn - Boogie Man 06. Midi Junkies & Psychologist - Altay 07. Psychowave - Never Ending Mistery 08. Galaktion & Groove Hunter - Crystal Worlds 09. Sonic Elysium - Thunderstorm HelixNebula – First time hearing this amigo and gotta say it is a great theme to bring to the compilation first up. Floating and uplifting, it really does make it feel like you are floating over a city of futuristic buildings made of gold and glub-glub. Artifact303 (HelixNebula Remix) – The track gets better and better as it goes on, The first had me wondering if something great was going to eventually happen and it sure does. Helixnebula brings more uplifting energy to the comp Cellestial Intelligence (Median Project Remix) – I’ve listened to the original and this version back to back and up n’ down. Median Projects adds flour to the mix and densifies it in a way that only he can. A few extra layers and added zips and hey presto we have ourselves an AAF certified banger. Like the original the track becomes exceedingly more exciting as it progresses. It leaves me feeling light and capable. Median Project - This is the sort of song that got Median Projects name on the map, hidden layers reach up from the depth and screech at you as intensity intensifies. you go from deep sleep in the cold emptiness of space to hyperspeed through a nebula all in the space of 8 minutes and 10 seconds. Fiery Dawn – Whose afraid of the big bad Boogie Man? Not Fiery Dawn, this guy faces his fear head on and damn he does it with gusto today. The track is full bodied with a long finish, think of a Hunter Valley Shiraz. Energy is kept high and every element compliments the last. Fiery Dawn should get a cellar door award for this baby, it’s hot on the lips and only gets better with more listens. This reminds me Midi Junkies & Psychologist – The mood changes into full-on/psytrance territory. I normally don’t go out of my way to listen to this style so I appreciate having it here for me to hear. A lot of effort goes into the mids and highs, it feels like the bassline and kick could have been given a little uniqueness love. Regardless the theme and that 5 minute break into triplets is sweet as pie. An engaging dancefloor stomper. Psychowave – Psychowave comes in with his high quality psytrance, more squelches and psychedelic layers than you can poke a stick at. The track has its moments and no doubt would be a banger on a dancefloor. For my at home listening it lacks anything stable for me to grasp on to as each moment flies by so fast. Cleanest production in the game though. Galaktion & Groove Hunter – Picture sparkling gems overhead, refracting in the forest light as it glimmers through the tree tops. A half dark half, half sparkly track that has some decent grooves, my favourite of the three psy tracks (You’d hope so, that name comes with expectations). Sonic Elysium – Horrifyingly uplifting and full of nice feelings. The main lead is to die for and reminds me of a high quality old school Muses Rapt style. The first listen comes with a lot of excitement as the track grows into what it eventually becomes. Subsequent listens keep the smile on the face as it fills me with empowerment and positivity. Hado Records hit the nail on the head right here right now. The psytrance tracks might not be everyones cup of tea but then again the Goa trance tracks may not be either. Nobody did a bad job here and exceed at each style that is tested out. Sonic Elysium and Fiery Dawn are my favourites, but really I like them all. Not a wasted spot on the comp https://hadorecords.bandcamp.com/album/compilation-voyager-third-plateau - Bandcamp is down at the time of writing this but here is a link anywho. https://www.beatport.com/release/voyager-third-plateau/2994895

Artist: M-Run Title: Live Session Album Label: Cronomi Records Date: March, 2020 1. Live Session 1 - A Trip to Andromeda 2. Live Session 2 - Technosonic 3. Live Session 3 - Spiral Cloud 4. Live Session 4 - Chronos (Live Version) 5. Live Session 5 - The Magic Mug 6. Live Session 6 - The Redeemer 7. Live Session 7 - Hexagon 8. Live Session 8 - Oxigenated Seal What's this? A new M-run album? Sure, I'll dig into this. Let me get a cup of coffee first to keep focused. Hold my calls. Ahhh...that's the stuff. Now let's see...M-run for those that don't know is Mario Matakovic from Croatia and this is his second album. His first Some Run Just For Fun was a revelation in the goa trance scene. Easily a classic chock full of butt shaking grooves that took goa into directions never before seen. If you're a fan of goa trance it is mandatory listening. So with his second album for the Cronomi label he embarked on a very ambitious project, giving us a behind the scene look how he creates his music in the studio. So he created his tracks, practiced and rehearsed shooting for a recording in one take. Do you realize how difficult and extraordinary that is? Easy? Sure, maybe for an octopus. But to control an entire track and play it flawlessly in one take? And each track had a different hardware setup? I wonder how much F word was uttered during those takes. How many cats were kicked because he messed up one little bit and had to start all over again? I wouldn't be surprised if he was sick to death of playing these tracks. If I were you Mario I would be looking over my shoulder for PETA. They don't take kindly to cat kicking. "Ok Mario...take 76. F*cking hell." So what's the music like? First I'll say this is not Some Run II. Yes there are plenty of grooves and his production is second to none. Each track is its own tale and it is super easy to get lost inside. While his first album was an atom bomb with one jaw dropping moment after another this one is more laid back. It's not so much a "get on the dancefloor album" (although you could certainly dance to it), but more of a cerebral relaxed vibe. There are plenty of head bobbing beats and space age sound effects and even some times where it is powerful (Spiral Cloud, Hexagon). His production is second to none (love me some kicks without hi-hats to start a track) and I can honestly say it grows on me with each repeated listen. The all important first track sets the tone, bringing an organic and mysterious allure. Technosonic with its vocoded speech brings a down and dirty groove. The Magic Mug is like sitting in a groovy cauldron during an Egyptian summer. The Redeemer carries such a funky swagger while continuously building on its foundation that it is instantly one of my favorites. I would say this is another triumph for Mario. His two albums are distinctly different, but share equally impressive music. I heartily recommend this album. Cronomi Bandcamp

Artist: Lifeforms Title: Into The Wild Label: Iboga Records Date: September, 2019 1. Into The WIld 2. Eden 3. Mellow 4. Ahead of Us 5. Lost Behind 6. Raw 7. One of A Kind 8. Away From Here Man I had forgotten about this Israeli project! They made the type of music that refused to be shoe horned into a box. Psytrance, progressive, goa...all with delicate and symphonic touches. It's deep music and is great for those looking for more than just 4/4 beats. And they jump right in with the title track that is a combination of all three. Starts of with a growing progressive vibe, slowly morphs into a psytrance track and then BAM!!...goa trance. What I really like about the tracks is the way they seamlessly slip into a break and expand in a new direction. They go in like a lamb and out like a lion. Also impressed with their samples and the sample placement. When done correctly it really adds to the track. It's not a perfect album and sometimes it falls prey to the cliche's of trance music, but those moments are few. While not as heavily layered as the Nertum album (by far my favorite) this is still a solid offering for those who still want to love psytrance. Psyshop

New release PRANA - Boundless Remix by Tongue and Groove Check track in below https://soundcloud.com/matsuri-digital/md042-tongue-groove-remix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1XXKhEz27U

Denstrow - Quarantine Psytrance Live Set 2020

Denstrow - Psytrance-radio.cz mix (16-04-20) Tracklist: 01 Supersillyus - Trancendental Medication 02 Hallucinogen - Horrorgram (Remix) 03 Hux Flux - Error Head Redeaux (Hux Flux remix) 04 Etnica & Tsuyoshi Suzuki - Thunderbolt 05 Denstrow - Bleen (remix) 06 Prometheus - The Logic Of The Polyphonic 07 Grant Darshan - Mutant 08 Slytrance - Bunyip 09 Sativa - Fat Arse 10 Earth Nation - Alienated (Oforia, Tsuyoshi Suzuki & Dede Cover) 11 Sulfurex - Point Break (3 Of Life & Jiri Remix) 12 Shpongle Static - Balloon Dance (Shpongle Static Mix) 13 The Zap - One Forty Eight 14 Coil - Red Birds (Denstrow Remix) 15 Sourone - Supersymmetric Embrace 16 Nervasystem - Mythraic 17 4D - Ninja 18 Double Dragon - Purple Fluffy Thing 19 Quirk - Tribadelic (Mumbo Jumbo remix) 20 Nervasystem - Scarlioni's Angle 21 Hallucinogen - Thugs In Tye-Dye 22 Prana - Boundless (Nervasystem Remix) 23 Squarking Jazz - Buddha's Whisper (Denstrow Remix) 24 Pspiralife - Spirals 25 Killerwatts - We Are Psychedelic (Denstrow Remix)