A precursor to Astral Projection, SFX (abbreviation of sound effects), was formed in Israel in 1989 and originally consisted of Avi Nissim and Lior Perlmutter. They released a hit single in 1991 named Monster Mania, which prompted them to start working on an album. Work was halted when they decided to travel to New York and try their luck there. While Avi soon went back home, Lior stayed in the USA and in 1992 released the single JBIE. In 1993, with Lior still in the US, Avi teamed up with Yaniv Haviv and Guy Sabbag and they released the single Another World. In early 1994, Lior returned to Israel to work on his own material with the rest of the members under their new label Trust in Trance. Their album Trust in Trance 2 reached number two on Israel best selling album chart.[3] After this release, Guy decided to leave the group and the remaining members eventually changed their name to Astral Projection. In 1995 they opened their own professional sound studio.[4]
They have produced nine albums, some of them reaching positions on best selling album charts abroad.[5] The most recent album is 'Ten' which was released in 2004. Astral Projection have not released an album since 2004, though they have released several singles since then.
Astral Projection's most well known tracks include hits such as “Kabalah”, “People Can Fly”, “Mahadeva” and “Dancing Galaxy” to name but a few.
Astral Projection's tracks “Open Society”, “The Prophecy”, "One" and "Strange World" were greeted enthusiastically by Goa and Psychedelic trance fans. The release of their EP Open Society was pushed back first from January 2008 to September 2008, then from September 2008 to simply "2009", and then from 2009 to simply "2010". After the September 2008 delay, Astral Projection's website attributed this to a dispute with B.N.E., the label which they originally had agreed to release the album. The EP was finally released by Trust in Trance Records on September 7, 2010.[6]
On February 10, 2010, the New Astral Store opened on Astral Projection's website, making virtually all of their music available for a download fee in mp3 or wav format.
Their new EP, One, was released June 12, 2012 on TIP Records.

Astral Projection - Mahadeva (Original version )

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Soul Samadhi is DigiCult's 4th full album to date and continues in the true spirit that defined their music so well, beautiful 'back to the roots' melodies fused together with ethereal female chants and ethnic instruments from the orient. The album stands for a 'coming together' of like-minded souls, on the global dancefloor but also through the forces working together to build this whole story. The match made in heaven that is DigiCult & U-Recken, but also Tropical Bleyage, Spirit Architect, Talamasca and Astral Projection have all been essential in bringing together this epic tale to be told. In the tradition of 'Out Of This World' and 'The Lucid Nation', this 4th album is remarkably 'classic' DigiCult and sets the tone for more to come in 2015.

Man With No Name - Evolution (DigiCult Remix)

Tropical Bleyage - Bleyology (Astral Projection Remix)

Rui Da Silva, Cassandra - Touch Me (MANNA Remix)


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1200 Micrograms - Mescaline

Juno Reactor - High Energy Protons (ON3 Remix)

Converting Vegetarians - Trance Side

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Many record labels were founded during the Nineties when the Psy-Trance scene experienced its most massive expansion. Undoubtedly many of them made an important contribution to Trance culture - but in the end, barely any survived up to today. In this respect, HOMmega Productions is unparalleled: Founded already in 1997 by Dj Eyal Yankovich (RIP), Moshe Keinan, and Meir Cohen, HOMmega not only became one of the richest in tradition labels of the scene but also one of its strongest driving forces.
Hommega’s roster through the years included key artists to the development of the Psytrance scene such as Astrix, Infected Mushroom, Cosma, Xerox, Sub6, Juno Reactor, PsySex, Yahel, Pixel, Domestic, Space Cat, Skazi, and many others. The label's two series of compilations "Full On" and "Israliens" (both reached 7 volumes), were instrumental to the development of the Psytrance sound.

Juno Reactor - High Energy Protons (ON3 Remix)

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