This week’s Flashback Friday features a formative artist with an immediately identifiable sound signature: Joti Sidhu aka Psychaos. Involved in the London underground music scene in the early 1990s, Joti turned his attention to the psychedelic trance scene after heard Mike Maguire of Juno Reactor and Serge Souque of Total Eclipse in 1993. After making a...

This week’s Flashback Friday is a tribute to one of the formative influences in the popular Goa sound, Man With No Name (who does have a name: Martin Freeland). Freeland started out as a techno producer but soon became one of the leading artists in the emerging Goa scene, with a style that fused anthemic...

This week, one of the most popular of all Goa trance tracks: Hallucinogen’s LSD, first issued as a Dragonfly single and then on the legendary Order Odonata compilation in 1994, a year before his ‘Twisted’ album was released on the same label. Simon Posford had been working as an engineer at Youth’s Butterfly Studios...

This week, an all-time classic by one of the most influential projects of the genre: Binary Neuronaut by The Infinity Project. The project featured Raja Ram, who had been a flautist in the massively popular band Quintessence in the 1960s (they sold out Royal Albert Hall in London), together with Graham Wood – and...