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Simon Posford’s landmark British Goa Trance project, whose 1990s recordings set enduring standards for psychedelic sequencing, studio depth and narrative arrangement.
Explore Psytrance artists, producers, groups, collaborations and historical projects by name, subgenre or origin.

Simon Posford’s landmark British Goa Trance project, whose 1990s recordings set enduring standards for psychedelic sequencing, studio depth and narrative arrangement.
Fluid Sanaton-associated psychedelic collective involving Jens and Ola Eriksson with a rotating circle of collaborators.

Danish duo of Morten Granau and Phaxe/Kevin Josefsen, used for slower progressive and deep-house material outside their main trance identities.

Dark and fast Psytrance project formed by Highko (Heiko Quast) and Cosmo (Peter Kubala), best known for the Noise Poison album 4Real.

German psychedelic-trance producer associated with the early development of ultra-fast night music and the hi-tech scene, both solo and through Highcosmos with Cosmo.

Hi-Tech Psytrance project of Highko and Rawar, combining two long-running fast-Psytrance producers in a dedicated duo identity.

French live electronic ensemble known for combining acoustic percussion, didgeridoo and other instruments with trance structures in the style widely described as natural trance.

Dennis Tapper’s influential Swedish psytrance project, remembered for mechanical sound design, complex rhythm and a decisive break from conventional late-1990s Goa formulas.

UK producer Joe Studt’s psychedelic-trance project, combining a classical musical background with modern production, Goa-influenced melody and flexible day-to-night psytrance.

Nicola Grigatti’s dark progressive psychedelic project, historically tied to Zenon Records and now founder-led through SubЯitual Records, with strong Zenonesque and Psy-Techno characteristics.