Paraklang - Liquid Jungle

Dang that's some good psytrance!

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Trinodia - Human History

Trinodia, with an intentional focus on spacey soundscapes, has crafted one of the best goa trance albums of the year. Oh, and it's free too.

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Darth Phader - The TIE Fighter Of Love

Yes, the album cover is bizarre and creepy, and yes, the music is completely bizarre and creepy. It's dark psytrance like you've never heard before, so what are you waiting for? Check it out!

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Electro Sun - Double Trouble

Israel's answer to dance music, Electro Sun (Nadav Elkayam) makes intelligent, but still fun, trance music. Similar to Deadmau5, Electro Sun's music is quite professional and structured brilliantly, although still very silly. No matter what mood you're in, the album, Double Trouble, will sound great on all occasions. The soundscape constructed is both relaxing and thunderous, and overall makes an interesting and engrossing listen. Why not check it out?



Yeah, you know it's good.

Pleiadians - I.F.O. (Identified Flying Object)

In the same light as Hallucinogen's classic album, Twisted, Pleiadians' I.F.O (Identified Flying Object) rockets into space with constant flurries of synthesizers. Absolutely intense but never overbearing, delicious melodies intertwine with the complex, dizzying electronics. Don't take my word for it though, check out a track!



You're in for a wild ride.

Shpongle - Ineffable Mysteries From Shpongleland

Yes. Yes. I'd like to teach you about, uh... I'd like to have a talk to you about, uh... school days. School days, yes. Various tortures that they gave me when I went to school.

Intriguing, right? You want to know how this story ends? Then get the album! It doesn't hurt that every track is amazing and much more "trippy" and electronical than Tales of the Inexpressible. This doesn't mean that they've let behind the "folk" influences that make them so unique; only this time they focus much more on Indian music leaving the Spanish and Brazilian music as supporting actors.

This follow up to the best album of the decade (Nothing Lasts... But Nothing is Lost) will leave everyone satisfied and ready for more. I recommend getting this after you've listened to Tales... it just flows better that way.

Don't be shy, take a free sample:

Now, join us. But keep in mind, only Shpongolese Spoken Here.

Shpongle - Tales of the Inexpressible

Hold my hand. Come on, don't be shy. It's not gay at all; I'm about to take you through a journey you won't forget. Shpongle mix a psybient/psytrance sound with rhythms from around the world (mostly India) to create a sound that can be best described as unique. If you don’t like trance you’ll still get a kick out of this since I’ve yet to get to know someone who doesn’t like these guys. I’ll just leave you with their second (and most accessible in my opinion) studio album. Thank me later.

Have a taste:

Now that you're hooked, get the whole thing.