Bell Size Park returns with a two-track psychedelic transmission built from relentless momentum, hypnotic acidlines, and the unmistakable machinery of Goa trance.
The Chaos Machine Is Running
Israeli psytrance veteran Bell Size Park, the long-running project of producer Shlomy Kaufman, has returned with Chaos Machine, released through Timewarp Records.
Kaufman has been active in the psychedelic and Goa trance underground since the 1990s, and Chaos Machine keeps that history firmly connected to the dancefloor. The release combines classic Goa DNA with modern production, driving rhythms, spiraling synth work, acidic sequences, and the kind of forward momentum designed for a system turned up considerably louder than recommended.
Two Tracks, One Psychedelic Machine
The title track, “Chaos Machine,” delivers escalating psychedelic energy, pushing soaring electronic lines through a relentless rhythmic framework.
“Maguaa” follows by shifting the machinery toward deeper bass movement and atmospheric grooves while maintaining the release’s hypnotic pulse.
Together, the two tracks make Chaos Machine a compact dose of modern Goa and psytrance built around movement, repetition, and controlled electronic chaos.
Timewarp Records remains an appropriate home for the release, placing Chaos Machine directly within the label’s ongoing psychedelic mission.
🎶 Listen Now:
Chaos Machine doesn’t need an oversized tracklist to make its point. Bell Size Park takes two tracks, feeds them into decades of Goa trance experience, and lets the circuitry do the rest.
The machine is running. Enter accordingly.