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Postrauma - Avadon( Preview )  Out Now !

tracks composed by TOXEED avec:
cubase 5
synthé AKAI mpk49
KORG electribe EMX-1
KORG electribe ESX-1

playlist:

1.DESERT DU REEL
2.PROPHECY
3.RAZIEL
4.SPACE
5.LOST
6.ISLAND
7.RAVE MISSION
8.GOANIMAL
9.L'AU DELA
10.BATON DE LA MORT
11.HYPNOTIC
12.CALIPTO

TOTAL TIME:  76:25

Live Act - 148 to 150 BPM ॐ

Mr Bones

This is a 90-minute studio mix of MINDFIELD and associated projects with tracks from mid to late '90s. Mindfield was formed around 1993 through the collaboration of studio heads Simon Carman and John Ford with trance DJs Mark Allen and Chrisbo, partners in the seminal London Goa party, Pagan. Freshly returned from Goa, the group initially released two classic UK trance EPs, Life Is An Illusion and Solid State, on their homemade ASM label. They soon became key players in the emerging London Goa trance scene, debuting at the iconic Megatripolis party alongside a reading by the late shaman Terence McKenna. They also performed regularly at the groundbreaking trance night Return To The Source, sharing stages with artists such as Hallucinogen, Doof, Psychaos, Juno Reactor, and Man With No Name.  After about a year, Mark left the group to focus on Return To The Source and his new project, Quirk, with Tim Healey. Chrisbo joined Chris Dekker’s Medicine Drum alongside Andy Guthrie. This left John and Simon to continue as Mindfield, releasing their own tracks and collaborating with other artists in the scene, leading to the creation of Phantasm Records.  Tragically, Simon passed away in 1997 after a long battle with leukemia. Since then, John has carried on as Mindfield and as a solo DJ under the name John Phantasm. Over the past 20 years, he has traveled the world, performing at countless parties and events while hosting numerous Phantasm parties across the globe.

1. Mindfield - Ghost On The Highway (Phantasm Records)
2. Mindfield - GreenWorm (Phantasm Records)
3. Silver & Steel - Dreaming Of Disco Valley (Mindfield Live Edit) (Phantasm Records)
4. Sundog - Shatterbox (Phantasm Records)
5. Sundog - Touch The Sun (Phantasm Records)
6. Mindfield - Cosmic Courier (Phantasm Records)
7. Mindfield - Superstition (Phantasm Records)
8. Mindfield - The Knowledge (Phantasm Records)
9. Mindfield - Kishkashta (Phantasm Records)
10. Mindfield - Lets Get Stoned (Phantasm Records)
11. Mindfield - Carnival On Mars (Phantasm Records)
12. Temple Of Dreams - Oscillation (Phantasm Records)
13. Mindfield - 20,000 Worlds In A Perspex Box (Phantasm Records)
14. Mindfield - Odyssey Of The Mind (Phantasm Records)

https://soundcloud.com/mindfield_psy | https://soundcloud.com/phantasmrecords

MINDFIELD | Phantasm Records Series Ep. 11 | 27/12/2024

The Saami are the Indigenous people of Sápmi, Saamiland, covering the northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Kola Penninsula of Russia. 
Saami ancestral areas are currently experiencing an explosion in mining and windpower development with both Scandinavian and foreign companies. Ironically, while many of these companies market themselves to investors based on principles of Corporate Social Responsibility, companies often fail to see the connection between the impacts of their activities and the rights of Saami people. 
More info: saamiresources.org/about/ 
This compilation tries to raise awareness regarding the challenges faced by the Saami people, with tracks kindly donated by the artists for this purpose. 
All the profits will go to our benefit project Indigenous S.O.S. that supports indigenous people N.G.O.s around the world like Cofan Survival Fund, Amazon Watch, Native Planet & Survival International.

Räpylät - Spugemon On Acid (VA - Saamisaundi)

TUNE OF THE MONTH - MAY 2025 - ETNICA & DJ COSMIX - KUMBA MELA

In memory of our friend Klaus Drewing aka DJ Cosmix.

Released in 1995 on Matsuri Records KUMBA MELA is one of those tracks synonymous with the sound of early Goa Trance. Distinctive and memorable. A floor filler at Return to The Source in the 90s.

A collaboration with Etnica it is a fine track to remember DJ Cosmix by. Fly high Klaus and thanks for the music.

The "unreleased" mix is available via https://suntriprecords.bandcamp.com/track/kumba-mela-unreleased-mix

TUNE OF THE MONTH - MAY 2025 - ETNICA & DJ COSMIX - KUMBA MELA

QUANTUM TELEPORT

Bo Sound  -  Psy Techno  - Rumpelheinz -

Pain Killer RMX

Sword Of Mahishasura ( How the sea was made )Space baby Recs

This was my first set in Tokyo upon moving back in early 1998. I was playing off DATs (digital audio tapes) and hadn't played for a couple of months (the previous set was the Vancouver Art Gallery performance, some film footage of which is on my YouTube channel). I'd received a lot of new music and had only one practice session at a friend's house before the gig. I was really nervous but soon got into the flow and the atmosphere in the room was fantastic. I opted for longer mixes with a focus on the long melodic line, as was often the case with Goa music of the time - and in fact that's how it was composed and meant to be played, according to a number of producers who told me as much.

The set started at around 3am and went until about 5:30. I had intended to start with Beast's 'Spawn', which was still unreleased but a promo of which I'd been sent by Twisted, but the CD player hadn't been hooked up to the mixer, so my ambient intro (the Astralasia track with which I started the 'Future Was Now' mix which is also on my Soundcloud) went on a little longer than expected while I looked for a DAT to mix into it - and that ended up being 'Maia' by the Pleiadians. I only remembered that I'd intended to record my set part-way through the second track, Eco's 'UFOlk', which is where this recording picks up. The set then took a very different direction than expected ... but went exactly where it needed to go.

One of the reasons I love this set so much is that the process I was going through as a DJ - the in-the-moment spontaneity, the emotion, the exploration - really comes through in the performance. This was a time when 'preparing' a set was not done - it was more or less assumed that you would be playing off-the-cuff, perhaps with a sense of where you'd go but not fully, and that in-the-now-ness creativity is some of what 'primed' the music to electrify the dancefloor. As much as I actually had a hard time while I was playing this set and wasn't sure how successful it was, when I listened to the recording I liked what was there... How much of life is like that, where we appreciate things more afterwards instead of in the moment - despite the moments being filled with what we actually wanted? Interestingly, I found that the same synchronicity that characterized my experience behind the decks will start to show up in the room when I play this recording now ... so if I'm ever looking to break through a creative block or experience some cosmic synchronicity, this is a recording that I line up to help me move through it, just as I did back then.

I hope you'll enjoy this, if you haven't heard it before, or enjoy it again if you have...

Track list:

Eco: UFOlk
*X-Dream: Radiohead (remix)
Juno Reactor: Feel The Universe (Otto edit)
Rhythmystec: Stellium
*Infernal Machine: Chainsaw Kerfuffle
*Delta: Traveling at the Speed of Thought
Space Tribe: Machine Elf
Semsis: Planet
Psychopod: Dreampod
*Metal Spark: Sonic Feet
*Cydonia: Mindhunter
*Transwave: Code S9
*Beast: Spawn
X-Dream: Brain Forest
Mandala: Utopia
Spoken sample: an excerpt from a translation of the Japanese poem 'Preface to "Spring and Carnage"' by Kenji Miyazawa that I had recorded for a Japanese electronica band - I never got a copy of the CD but apparently the artist was pretty well-known...

encore - not on this tape: *Space Tribe: The Great Spirit (unreleased original mix)

*unreleased at the time of performance

Live Act - 148 to 150 BPM ॐ

TOXEED

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