Tag: Trance
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Code Therapy – [2018] Scape From Reality EP
Icy tech house with beats and style. Monotonic bass lines included. Bring headphones or subwoofers.
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Point – [2019] Human Music
Slick abstract trance, located somewhere between deadmau5 and Moderat. Genuinely trance-inducing.
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Tornfly – [2012] Solar System Federation
Relaxingly spacious, almost ambient trance. Airy synth lines above sparce percussion.
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Aleckat And Hynamo – [2020] Apollo EP
Stratospheric sounds hit grounded beats. Solid progressive techno with psy trance influences. Headphones strongly recommended.
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Osiris4 – [2019] Black Diamonds EP
Simple and effective melodic trance. Digital Diamonds keeps up to its promise.
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Scott Altham – [2012] Scott Altham Anthology
Collector-curated compilation of 4 years of electronic music from Scott Altham’s ccMixter profile.
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2Invention – [2007] In Aeternum
Straightforward trance. No-frills, no female vocals, just beat, bass, synth and simple melodies.
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Various Artists – [2011] Quaking Stars
Manifesto of a dead netlabel. Long live Starquake!
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AKU – [2010] Insomnia
Unforgiving hard trance. Take upeat house, remove unecessary vocals, keep just the beats.
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Graham Castronovo – [2012] A Cry Into The Cosmos
Space’y lounge trance. Spacious synth walls, filled with slow beats.
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Floating Machine – [2017] Convergence EP
Monotonic, minimal trance. Evokes unconscious head nodding; its creator calls it “hypnotic”. No experiments.
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Various Artists – [2006] These Boots Are Made For Stomping
Reference for Goa & Psy Trance compilations. Monotonous? Yes. Endless beets? Absolutely. Simplistic harmonies? Very much so! If you can with these “deficiencies” of the genre, this release will be an enjoyable ride for your ears. While the music does not offer too much detail to the conscious listener, but is great for recreational, background…
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Project Channel 2 – [2013] Infamous Trance Impressions – Chapter One
Classic trance with marvellous vocals. The German netlabel Kreislauf publishes electronic dance music. This release contains 13 tracks of dance floor filling, four-on-the-floor beats. No experiments, but the production quality speaks for itself:
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Kliment – [2006] Time Revision A
If you don’t like ten minute long, plain psy trance with straight beats and meditative repetitiveness, don’t read on. The shortest piece in this 5-track EP is almost 7 minutes long, so be warned. Still here? Good, because Kliment has created a release of intriguing production quality. The music is neutral to uplifting. Motives are…