GOA 1989 Chapora Fort Party

Moon Juice Stomper A novel: Goa 1987-96 by Ray Castle https://tinyurl.com/ybuzqj2n Every epic era needs its chronicler, and in Moon Juice Stomper, Goa has found its Homer. Set in a Golden Triangle for cultural exiles and outcastes, a haven for human flotsam and jetsam surging up the electric shores of the Arabian Sea, where bodies are levitated above the sands of distant languid beaches, this unputdownable story does not release the reader from its spell. — Graham St John, author of “Mystery School in Hyperspace” This book transports the reader back to the genesis times of psy-trance and doof/festival culture. Set in the old Portuguese colony of Goa, situated on the Western shores of India by the Arabian Sea, a community of semi-permanent residents began putting on parties in the early 1980s playing radical electronic dance music. As Moon Juice Stomper magnificently documents, this was all extremely good fun, so much so that it proved impossible to keep under the radar. — Paul Chambers MA In Media Studies