Is Killing Time a good place to start with Infected Mushroom?

Yes, Killing Time is recommended as a starting point for new Infected Mushroom listeners. A pulsating exploration of trance, blending hypnotic rhythms with intricate sonic layers that evoke an immersive dance experience. Infected Mushroom was already well-established in the electronic music scene by 2010, having released several albums since their debut in 1999. 'Killing Time' arrived as a part of their ongoing evolution within the trance genre, following their successful project 'Legend of the Black Shawarma' from 2009, showcasing their flair for remixing and reinterpretation.

Who is Killing Time for?

Killing Time works well if you're into steady build towards resolution, for dance floor vibes and vibrant energy for celebrations.

How many songs are on Killing Time?

Killing Time has 5 tracks, running approximately 32 minutes.

Killing Time

Infected Mushroom · 2010

32 min · 5 tracks · trance

A pulsating exploration of trance, blending hypnotic rhythms with intricate sonic layers that evoke an immersive dance experience.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Killing Time (album mix) — The album mix serves as the cornerstone of the release, encapsulating the core elements of Infected Mushroom's sound while setting a baseline for the remixes that follow.
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Killing Time (Paul Oakenfold remix) Start here — This remix by Oakenfold infuses mainstream appeal into the track, showcasing how established artists can reinterpret underground sounds for broader audiences.
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Killing Time (Astrix remix) — Astrix’s rendition amplifies the psychedelic elements inherent in trance music, representing a significant influence on the genre's development and fans' reception.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady build towards resolution
for dance floor vibes
vibrant energy for celebrations
immersive listening in order

Maybe skip if you

prefer quick standalone tracks
seek immediate gratification

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A notable single with remixes, but not a primary entry point or breakthrough.
Themes: hypnotic dance floors· psychedelic soundscapes· trance evolution
Career context: Infected Mushroom was already well-established in the electronic music scene by 2010, having released several albums since their debut in 1999. 'Killing Time' arrived as a part of their ongoing evolution within the trance genre, following their successful project 'Legend of the Black Shawarma' from 2009, showcasing their flair for remixing and reinterpretation.
Stylistic neighbors: Shpongle· Hallucinogen· Ott