Back catalogue: Psy/Goa Trance

Review: Shout out to Greek powerhouse Kinesthetik Recordings for making it all the way to a half a century of releases there. They celebrate in the best way they know - with more tranced-out sounds from artists in their orbit. Giorgio & Andreas open things up with 'Nice One' and its thudding tech drums and cosmic synth lines. Diskinesia gets much more raw and moody with the edgy drums of 'Back & Forth' and Interphase then drops a pair of industrial tech thumpers. Giorgio & Andreas reappear with a raw, roughshod and deep groove and Marcelino Sanchez's 'Motive One' offers dub techno to close.

Review: Psycomex EP 7 is a taster of the coming Psycomex "Tlaloc" CD compilation, the 4th in the Psycomex series. Psycomex series presents the best of psy-trance from Mexico & the "Psycomex" EP Vinyl line delivers the finest of Psycomex on vinyl. Psycomex EP 7 contains 4 totally top-notch Fullon tracks. On the A side Lamat with 2 tracks, one in collaboration with Mayan Complex; a fantastic Fullon melodic track with a distinctive development & the well known Lamat's clear-crystal sound, only this time its even better empowered by Mayan Complex one of the more sophisticated talents in Mexican psy-trance, a unique track to be remembered. The 2nd track on the A side is the greatest hit from the last Lamat album. Due to high demand here it is on vinyl! Watch out for the break at 3 minutes "Now, Move It!". Lamat 2nd full CD album will be released in October this year of 2006 following the full album release of his other project FFT in September. On the B side another amazing Fullon track from the "Psycomex - Tlaloc" CD compilation. This is the 3rd track release of Trancelussion & hopefully we will see him developing into a full length album artist. AP Records was lucky to discover & sign the first 2 tracks ever made by one of the most unique Fullon artists emerging out of Mexico in the last 2 years: AXL. The 2nd AXL track was "Dr. LSD" which was released on "Psycomex - Malinali" & "EP5", and here AP records bring you the first ever made AXL track on vinyl.

Review: Copa Episi is the third Meller 12". This time a full EP featuring 4 heavy-loaded tracks with the well-known uncompromising deepness & compact atmosphere of Meller. Meller are Marco Scherer & DJ Mel who are frequently playing & releasing tracks in Germany & around Europe. Meller have become one of the 1st line leaders of the German Psy Trance scene!

Review: Debut 12" on Sonom Records done by Venice producer Noel who here teams up with MC Baaatin from Slum Village to drop two funky hip hop cuts recalling Jay Dee and Dwele. Mixes from Troy Hightower and Bob Power with instrumentals that would appeal to the headz deejays.

Review: M Klome, of Free Spirit Records, has been making waves on a slew of great trance compilations lately, and those tracks have only served to build up the energy for his debut album, "Interruptions". With over an hour's worth of twisted clubland psytrance, "Interruptions" delivers nine heavy, groovalicious tracks spanning the spectrum of the trance genre, ranging from the progressive to the full-on,

Review: Mahamudra's debut album "Reality Is Just A Myth" is made up of nine tracks combined into one harmonic piece. His music is inspired by everything from rock, classical, jazz, old pop and dance.

Review: Mantrix are back with their new album. "Neoteric" explores the next level of their ever evolving influences in trance music. This time they deliver a more modern electro trance vibe suited to a wide range of today's diverse dancefloors. With their usual high level of studio production and compositional brilliance, Mantrix have not only created something to keep their large fan base extremely happy, but also to reach further into many areas of electronica than ever before.

Review: After 3 years Mechanix is back! "One Man Game" has very powerful sounds and blasts of energetic waves. it consists of ten dancefloor tracks that have been tested worldwide.

Review: MEEO is a project from Mathias Eriksson, a young producer releasing for the first time on the Australian label Demon Tea.
Eriksson is from Sweden, music production is his passion and he's been doing it for ten time. Before starting his solo project
he worked as Spiralix, under this name he made some tracks but they are more experimental and more oriented towards chill/
psychedelic music. He is also a part of the Swedish project Yggdrasil. MEEO's album 'Highlight Me Please' is a product of his
perfectionism in the studio and is a great mixture of psychedelic, trippy sounds and addictive basslines and melodies.

Review: With "Global Warning" Mekkanikka tweaks his sounds to the top, combining phat beats, guitar playing and a strong sampling process.

Review: Meta (Formerly known as Aeon) is from the USA. "Ekstasis" is the debut album under the Meta moniker.

Review: Belgian-Portuguese producer Mind Distortion System (aka Nelson Jara Dos Santos) invites listeners on a liquid, electric and supremely psychedelic journey: a trip modulated by groovy basslines, bouncing, twisted effects and dynamic rhythms, cleverly spliced with quirky, often humorous, samples. "He Claims To Be Not Human" was composed over a period of 2 years; older tracks were revisited and finalised in 2007, ensuring that all tracks benefit from MDS' ever-evolving maturity as a producer.

Review: The Ministry of Chaos is now in session and the dancefloor is on the agenda.
The next offering from Japan's most cutting-edge label, Yabai Records, is ready to bring forth dancefloor mayhem with the 'Ministry Of Chaos' compilation.
This dream team of artists from France, South Africa, Israel, Portugal and Austria has prepared 9 stunning dancefloor bombs full of textured dark ambiance
while maintaining a high-level of intelligence and the right amount of pressure. This compilation is unleashed from the core of their collective minds onto the
world stage by Mindcore. Mindcore is the production project of the highly respected psychedelic producers Stephan Rault (Phatmatix) and Julian Fougea
(Digital Talk). Every track was put through a rigorous selection process with emphasis on emotion and story of each while focusing on the attention to
production detail. Result? An edge that is epic, dark and powerful 100% Mindcore!

Review: Compiled by Miracle, aka DJ Bishop and Matan Kadosh, proton's second compilation comes up with 10 super hits featuring 18 names of the trance scene, between new talents, well known names and big legends. If you are searching for a top-notch CD, here it is!

Review: Once again DJs Montagu and Golkonda bring you some of the finest tunes available in the progressive scene. "Progressive Movement" fuses together elements of progressive house, trance and breaks into a fresh sound.

Review: This is the second compilation in the series from the same compiler, Xavier Morel. He is well-known as an top notch DJ who is always in demand and also tours and DJs alongside Juno Reactor. This compilation focuses on more of a techno style than the previous incarnation. The album pushes further into the crossover trance/techno genre and will appeal to not only techno fans but also listeners who are growing tired of the recent wave of full-on psychedelic trance.

Review: Sonic Dragon Records is very proud to present the latest release from their premiere psychedelic trance artist, Mr Peculiar. After the success of 2005's "Mind-Dala", Dusty's sound has progressed once more, with his production, artistic brilliance and creativity shining through in this innovative vision of dance music.

Review: Multistate is the new project from experienced South African producers Xatrik and Lost & Found.