Acid Trooper, by P.Cok

Acid Trooper

by P.Cok

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1.	Annelectric 08:29	buy track
2.	Tracker 08:12	buy track
3.	Mukolit 06:41	buy track
4.	Acid Trooper 07:49	buy track
5.	VEF 07:59	buy track
6.	Liquid Lunch 09:06	buy track
7.	Geteyo 07:55	buy track
8.	Joygazm 08:59	buy track
9.	Skypusher 08:42	buy track
10.	Traktor (bonus track) 06:53	buy track
11.	Pletorax (bonus track) 07:38	buy track
12.	Defish (bonus track) 07:35	buy track

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Some parings make perfect sense right from the start. That’s just the case with P.Cok and DJ Ella Gotman.
P.Cok were notable in Israel during the 1990s. They emerged from the southern part of Israel, which set them apart from the predominant music scene centered mostly in Tel Aviv area. This geographical distinction contributed to their unique sound and perspective.
DJ Ella Gotman, a prominent figure with a primetime show on national radio, was actually the one to bring them to the spotlight, advising and adding an exta and notable dimention to the band.
After several releases and singles, 1998 saw P.Cok released Acid Trooper, their debut album, which showcased their fresh ideas and defined musical direction. The album garnered attention and praise, establishing P.Cok as a breeze of fresh air in the Israeli music industry at the time.
Unfortunately, despite the initial success, P.Cok disbanded with only one album under their belt. The three members, Dedi Cohen, DJ Yuda Cohen, and Ziv Matushka, each went their separate ways. Tragically, Ziv Matushka has passed away since then, further adding to the significance of their brief but impactful musical journey.
Avatar and ProFile mark their musical legacy, with an exclusive special reissue of their Acid Trooper album.
The release is fully remastered, and sound updated, in addition to bonus tracks that were not present on the original album.
Overall, P.Cok were known for their pristine style, originality, and departure from the typical music direction of their time. Their distinct vision and perspective, influenced by their background, played a significant role in shaping their sound and ideas. They were not confined by the trends and influences of their surroundings, which contributed to their status as a unique and refreshing presence in the Israeli music scene of the happy '90s.

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released September 10, 2023

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Avatar is the veteran electronic label, established back in 1997. It features some of the present and past most compelling artists.
The label and its sublabels carried out collaborations and its titles were released by Virgin, EMI and Universal. Some if its titles are considered center pillars in the psytrance, ambient and electronic music in general. ... more

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