What a CD. I was introduced to Goa a while back through these guys. The sounds are so trippy and it's a really energetic type of music with different sorts of sound patterns going off at different times. The remixes on this CD are really good. Especially the Green Nuns one (Track 6) where there is a break and the song just goes absolutley INSANE in speed.These guys seem like they're from when Goa started. Very similar to Astral Projection. If you want to try a different type of music, I highly recommend checking this group out. It's a shame they only released 2 albums with the last one being 20 years ago.

I know I'll love all the tracks but I had to have this LP for Alien Pets alone! An absolute stormer of a track, it is the quintessence of a full on goa track.

"Geomantik", Prana's second and last album, is a bench mark release in the entire old school goa trance niche! Plain and simple, this one has no less than 7 tracks which could launch me into a primal orbit around planet Earth any given time of the day. Except for Snake Thing's remix of Scarab and Process & Tristan's remix of Kiba, which are both stellar tunes- mind you, the rest of the album consists of seven audio samurais packing seven razor sharp sonical masterpieces which can hold their own against any, and I do mean any, old school heavyweight. Just scope out the first four tracks; it's the best Prana got. If you notice Suzuki's & Co. progress ever since their early releases like "Rite of passage" or "Tranzen EP" all the way up to tracks like Alien Pets or Boundless, you are bound to remain flabbergasted!!! Alien Pets being one of the genre's pinnacles and still to this day remaining one of the most loved and memorable classics. Acid synths, crazy melodies, groovy basslines, twists and turns, life altering psychedelia, pumping kicks and more FX wizardry than you ever hoped for, you name it- it is all here! As if those four tracks on their own weren't enough, The Green Nuns Of The Revolution and Chakra deliver the finest tracks they've ever produced, with their remixes of Scarab and Taiyo, respectively. Total Eclipse's remix of Starchild is just as awesome, but you already knew that even without listening to the CD. They never went wrong back in the day. The greatest compliment I can grace "Geomantik" with is that I still in this present day listen to it on a more or less regular basis, without getting a sensation of it having aged badly, being tarnished or having lost its punch and rawness. Very few old school albums still strike me as much as they used to, but there where most fail, "Geomantik" has thus far never let me down. It deserves to be up there with the names like Koxbox, early Etnica/Pleiadians, X-Dream and the likes. Classic, classic stuff here. You owe it to yourself.

Magnificient quadruple LP featuring the most successful Green Nuns Of The Revolution track ever made (in my opinion).. so twirling you cant beat it :).. 5/5 Overall a quite different sound on each side of the album; I can say as it starts with the first track that is a nice middle tempo and goes up to the apex of the track I mentioned above!

Prana were one of the defining "goa" acts and what a great sound they had. So perhaps is it somewhat odd that I find it hard to listen to more than about four Prana tracks in a row. The Geomantik album, while being my favorite Prana album, is a problematic release as well. If only for the fact that despite being an album, there are only four new tracks on it, with the remaining five tracks being remixes (albeit good ones) of tracks from the first Prana album Cyclone. All for of the new tracks are keepers, with Alien Pets being the stand out of the group. Boundless is also a well known and well loved classic. All of the new tracks feature that Prana sound that is simply pure goa to my ears. Lots of acidy, wiggling leads together with Tsuyoshi's distinctive percussive sense. The remixes are also all very good, but in hindsite, one can't help but feel a bit cheated by a new album with only four tracks. To recent psy-fans who came in in the last two years or so and grew up on the harder sounds of acts like GMS and Infected Mushroom, this album will probably sound a bit dated and fluffy, but for those who were around when before "goa" became a dirty word, this album is a sound that is sure to bring back happy memories and a smile to one's face.