Xerox

Xerox delivers a masterclass in the high-octane, driving sound of Israeli psychedelic trance. The music is defined by a relentless, galloping 4/4 kick drum and a bassline that feels like a physical pulse. Layers of metallic, squelching synthesizers weave in and out of the mix, creating a sense of constant forward motion and psychedelic disorientation. It is music that demands your full physical participation, designed to sustain energy over long periods in a communal dance setting.

What sets Xerox apart is the precision of the production. While many Goa-influenced artists lean into organic or messy textures, Moshe Kenan's work often features a sharp, digital edge that borders on industrial. The use of resonant filters and complex, interlocking arpeggios creates a 'liquid' sound where the melodies seem to melt into the rhythm. It is a dense, maximalist experience that rewards high-volume listening on professional sound systems.

Start with the album 'Freestyle' to hear the foundational sound of late-90s psytrance, or dive into 'Frequency Drive' for a more polished, futuristic take on the genre. These records are essential for anyone looking to understand the evolution of the 'Full On' style that would come to dominate global psychedelic festivals.