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New Zealand producer Aran Gallagher, a key early-2000s progressive psytrance artist whose album-era work helped define the deep, spacious side of the style.
Explore Psytrance artists, producers, groups, collaborations and historical projects by name, subgenre or origin.

New Zealand producer Aran Gallagher, a key early-2000s progressive psytrance artist whose album-era work helped define the deep, spacious side of the style.

India-linked Parvati Records producer known for elastic basslines, unusual melodic detail and a distinctive, playful strain of deep psychedelic trance.

UK Psytrance collaboration of Tristan Cooke and Laughing Buddha/Jeremy van Kampen, launched with releases on NANO Records in 2009.

Darker/techno-influenced side project of Aviram Saharai and Itai Spector from Sesto Sento.

Sweden-based producer Jannis Tzikas, one of the defining artists of the 2000s Goa revival and a central figure in Suntrip Records’ new-school Goa sound.

Flegma & Nerso is the Serbian progressive-Psytrance collaboration of Dalibor Delic and Dragan Matic, with the 2009 IONO MUSIC album Opposite and later EP work.

UK Psytrance project of Hypnocoustics/Joe Studt and Aphid Moon/Jules Hamer, active within the NANO Records network.

Shahaf Efrat’s Israeli psychedelic project, blending Progressive Psytrance with darker, techno-influenced and experimental directions.

Mexican Hi-Tech Psytrance project joining Kashyyyk with the Audiopathik duo, established in 2023.

Sergei Prilepa’s long-running psychedelic trance project, linking Ukrainian and Russian roots with a later Spanish base and the modern Sangoma sound.
Nikolay Golutvin’s experimental Russian Psytrance project, known for dense, fast and highly psychedelic production within the Insomnia Records scene.

Collaboration of Avalon/Leon Kane and Sonic Species/Joe Markendale, created for a deeper, groovier progressive-leaning Psytrance direction.

High-speed psychedelic collaboration created in Cyprus in 2017 by Kindzadza and Kashyyyk.

Growling Mad Scientists, the Amsterdam-born project of Riktam and the late Bansi, now continued by Riktam as a solo act and central to the rise of modern Full-On Psytrance.

Gabriel Serrasqueiro’s house and techno-oriented solo identity, developed separately from his Wrecked Machines Psytrance project.

Matan Kadosh’s solo Full-On Psytrance project, developed alongside Sesto Sento and later kept distinct from Vini Vici.

Gaudium is a Swedish Progressive Psytrance project founded in 2004 by Andreas Wennersköld and Denis Bajramovski and later continued by Wennersköld as a solo-led act.
Genetic Spin is the Copenhagen duo of Simon Towity and Michael Schultz, a Danish psychedelic/progressive-trance project active in the early-to-mid 2000s.

Ola Eriksson’s solo project, combining Psytrance with warm, organic and beat-driven electronic music shaped by his Derango background.

Gilbert Levey, better known as Goa Gil, was a pioneering DJ and party organiser whose marathon sets and spiritual approach helped shape the culture from which Goa Trance and Psytrance emerged.

British Goa Trance group whose fast, acidic and irreverent 1990s productions became a distinctive part of the TIP and Flying Rhino era.

New Zealand producer Oscar Allison’s bass-heavy psychedelic project, connecting progressive psytrance, dub, glitch and psychedelic bass through a distinctly organic production style.

Oscar Allison’s dub-centred project, expanding the Grouch musical world through reggae, bass music, live instrumentation and psychedelic electronics.

Separate Psytrance collaboration of Wrecked Machines’ Gabriel Serrasqueiro and GMS member Riktam/Shajahan Matkin.