Para Halu project started in 2002 and since then became one of the most popular and entertaining deep psychedelic projects on this planet. The best words describing these imaginative and intelligent brain-twisting psychedelic tunes of Adam Hohmann and Andras Fekete are “Pure Creative Madness”. Beginning with dark, wild and energetic psychedelic sounds in the past few years Para Halu developed the deep, hypnotic, portentously wreathing and more complex brain massage sound. They continuously rock the dancefloors all over the world with energetic-atmospheric live sets. After the groundbreaking album “The World of Peace” on Danish Parvati Records in 2005 the "mind warping, brain busting Hungarians" are here again with a fresh new journey to the trippiest realms you ever imagined. The new album Space Rock was made as a tribute to the golden ages of psychedelia, inspired by such pioneers of the genre as Pink Floyd, Ozric Tentacles or Hawkwind and the style psychedelic space rock itself. This is a collection of ten previously unreleased brand spanking new tracks following the strict concept, designed for the dance floor and guiding you to the beautiful and mysterious worlds of classical Para Halu rhythms and atmospheres.
Siastok Adam & Andras!
Köszönetet szeretnék mondani a tudattágító albumotokért, a Space Rock-ért! Nagy lépést tettetek előre abban, hogy a zene ilyen mélyen belehatolhat lélekbe! David
"The new album Space Rock was made as a tribute to the golden ages of psychedelia, inspired by such pioneers of the genre as Pink Floyd, Ozric Tentacles or Hawkwind and the style psychedelic space rock itself."
Here is a review of "Space Rock" album taken from March issue of Mushroom Magazine:
The second album by these two Hungarian guys is musically speaking a consistent follow up to their first album. Extraordinarily deep psytrance with a seemingly ghostly atmosphere and a plethora of cunningly placed acid samples. A monumental journey through the dark realm of psy, never spectacular or overbearing, much more expressed through patiently built up stories, they tell the tale of a 76 minute epos that at times reminds me of X-Dream. The album title increasingly does justice to each subsequent track played. A truly fat production with their trademark powerful drive rounds off this typical ParaHalu album, with which they concretely manifest their location in the scene. Whoever liked their first album will also like this one. I am grateful for having gone through this trip and I look forward to a live set by them sometime this year. (Ilse)
Siastok Adam & Andras!
David
