Hitec May 27, 9pm
Whatever you think of trance music - and of all the electronic music genres it seems to have the most detractors - there's no denying Israeli duo Infected Mushroom have hit the big time.
Since starting out in Haifa more than 10 years ago, Erez Eisen and Amit Duvdevani have gone from spinning at small parties on the beaches of Goa, India, to some of the biggest festivals and stadiums around the world where they hold court as the kings of psy-trance - the harder, throbbing, psychedelic subgenre of trance music.
They've developed huge crossover appeal by adding a range of live musicians to their stage shows during the past few years, and the whole spectacle will be coming to Hong Kong next week for a party celebrating the launch of DJ Magazine's China edition.
Duvdevani (above right, with Eisen) explains the evolution of Infected Mushroom: 'It used to be only me and Erez in a DJ booth, but we got bored so we added guitars. Eventually we got bored again so we added drums. Now our performance is 99.9 per cent live.
'While our style is still psy-trance ... we have incorporated many elements of rock, and the combination creates a unique sound that we are becoming popular for.'