
OrePhonia
Greek Darkpsy collaboration of Orestis and Romolo Cheri/Polyphonia, active from 2007 until Cheri’s death in 2010.
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Greek Darkpsy collaboration of Orestis and Romolo Cheri/Polyphonia, active from 2007 until Cheri’s death in 2010.

Athens producer whose atmospheric, story-driven night-time psytrance became closely associated with the Greek deep-psy underground and the Sonic Loom collective.

Russian dark psychedelic collaboration centred on Kindzadza and Psykovsky, closely connected with the OSOM Music and Insomnia Records circles.

Eitan Reiter’s solo psychedelic trance project, blending acid, Goa-era references, live-jam sensibilities and modern production.

Israeli duo Haim Lev and Guy Malka’s modern Psytrance project, closely associated with Full-On production and a wide collaborative network.

Israeli high-speed psychedelic-trance project founded by Nir Dak and Eliran Hasan, strongly associated with Hi-Tech Psytrance while later releases also explore broader psychedelic territory.

Earlier Psytrance project of Israeli producer Patrick Chen, preceding his later Animato identity.

Portuguese-origin Psytrance project led by Rui Oliveira, known for Full-On energy and an unusually strong rock and live-performance crossover.

Yuli Fershtat’s progressive psychedelic project, blending Psytrance with techno, minimal and tech-house while maintaining a strong dancefloor identity.

Solo Psytrance project of Israeli producer Kfir Lankry, with a catalogue spanning mid-2000s Full-On through later progressive and technical psychedelic material.

Kevin Josefsen’s Danish Progressive Psytrance project, known for melodic, atmospheric production and a central role in the Scandinavian progressive scene.

Ofer Dikovsky’s solo late-1990s Goa/Psytrance side project, centred on the 1998 self-titled Pigs in Space album.
Israeli Psytrance project of Eli Biton Tal, closely connected to HOMmega and known for a dense collaboration network across Full-On and modern Psytrance.

Italian Goa Trance project closely linked to Etnica, best known for the 1997 album I.F.O. and a particularly dense, cosmic strain of classic psychedelic trance.

Dark Psytrance project of Thessaloniki producer Romolo Cheri, active through the mid-to-late 2000s.

Goa Trance project founded by Tsuyoshi Suzuki and Nick Taylor, later joined by Andy Guthrie, with a history linking Tokyo, London and Matsuri Productions.

Benji Vaughan’s Twisted Records Psytrance project, combining detailed psychedelic production with melodic complexity and a strong UK collaborative network.

Nate Raubenheimer’s South African project, initially a landmark melodic Psytrance act before evolving into progressive trance and house while retaining a parallel connection to psychedelic music.

Berlin progressive-psytrance project founded by Piet Kämpfer and Ralf Dietze and now continued by Kämpfer as a solo act.

Psy Trance Mafia is a collaborative billing/project presented by Infected Mushroom and Blastoyz, distinct from both parent artist identities.

Israeli Psytrance project created by Udi Sternberg and Yoni Oshrat, later continued by Sternberg after Oshrat left to develop Ace Ventura.

Russian producer Vasily Markelov, a singular figure in high-speed psychedelic trance whose long-form, polyrhythmic and compositionally eccentric work helped define the hi-tech underground.

Jens Eriksson’s solo experimental psychedelic project, extending the Derango/Sanaton aesthetic into collage-like and genre-blurring material.

Israeli Progressive Psytrance duo of Reshef Harari and Adi Ashkenazi, the project that preceded Harari’s Captain Hook solo career.