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Infected Mushroom – Return to the Sauce

Infected Mushroom – Return to the Sauce

Infected Mushroom have just released their 11th (!!!) album – Return to the Sauce – not long ago. Erez Eizen and Amit “Duvdev” Duvdevani made a long journey from the suburbs of the small town of Haifa, Israel, making music in the then obscured musical genre of Psychedelic Trance, to the top of the electronic music world. Now they are going back.

Infected Mushroom took over the psytrance world in the end of the previous millennium in a storm with psychotic, funny and extremely musical compositions, influenced by the music of Simon Posford and X-Dream.

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Infected Mushroom took over the psytrance world in the end of the previous millennium in a storm with psychotic, funny and extremely musical compositions, influenced by the music of Simon Posford and X-Dream. It didn’t take much time for the duo to go much further, breaking musical barriers and genres, taking over America and reaching every corner of the world, with a sound that, wether you like it or not, you have to admit is totally their own.

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These guys are extremely creative. Their Discogs page mentions 11 albums, over 30 EPs and over 200 appearances in compilations and that’s before you dig into their countless collaborations with Psytrance’s finest.

They have experimented a lot and ventured into a lot of magical adventures, performing live with a full band, venturing into downtempo and freestyle realms, and flirting with Dubstep and Bass music and signing up with major EDM label Dim Mak. But they have always retained their links to the psytrance world and to HOMmega, their label for quite a while now.

And now they are returning to the source, as always, not taking things too seriously, punning on the legendary Goa Trance UK party organization from the previous millennium “Return To The Source” or RTTS, keeping “The Sauce” flowing. And no, it does not sound like Infected from 18 years ago, it’s their new 21st century interpretation for Psytrance, incorporating what the experienced and become since.