If anyone's been in the trance scene longer than Goa Gil, it would be hard to name the person. Gil has been releasing albums since the early '90s, but his love of the region of Goa and its spiritual practices goes back to 1969. That was the year he left San Francisco, which was of course in the middle of its flower child heyday, to travel to the... [+] Read More

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Mining Israelian Goa trance of its hottest intensities, Infected Mushroom remain one of the Middle East's biggest international cult successes. Erez Aizen's cheap background in obsessed bedroom computer tinkering had led him into and out of a number of crude dance efforts, and when a mutual friend suggested he should get together with Amit... [+] Read More

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