Keluk: Soldiers of Gaia

A morning cup of dark blend

A neuro high-tech darkpsy piece with melodic morning trance landscapes. Keluk constructs a mosaic of multiple psytrance sub-genres beautifully. Hold on to your space suits; it's quite moving. For less neuro and more morning, check out Sunning Rise.

Keluk hails from Estonia.
Album: Terra Taara Available for download.
Release: 2014, Monkey Business Records

Psykovsky's Bekhudi

Proceed with care to break open the heart

Psykovsky’s Bekhudi is the epitome of all that is psytrance. Psy-heads around the globe agree to it, not because it is a popular notion, but rather this uni-inner-versal journey of his fosters highly lucid dreams, hallucinogenic hypnoses, and hyper-sensitive physiological effects! Consume with reverence and caution.This concoction has surely been dosed with the power of love.

Psykovsky is Vasily Markelov from Russia.
Album: Da Budet
Release: 2009

Update 3-2015: Psykovsky is coming back to Texas for another round at Armadillo Acres with Atrium Obscurum this summer.

Glossolalia: Energy Momentum

A lullaby for the vernacular

It’s not a track, it’s a song. Whereas Dragon masters the beauty of structure, Glossolalia masters the structureless. He applies stress to the listener initially, relieves it, and melts the tension into a really pretty space. The piece moves through vexing worlds with calmness. It takes a handful of listens to gain any phonological footing here or to pinpoint any particulars in the energy momentum that gently pushes and pulls at the listener's psyche. One is fully engulfed in om-motion, emotion, and a sort of anti-motion. Don’t pass away from this universe without listening to this song, or anything from this artist for that matter.

Glossolalia means speaking in tongues.
He is the humble Martin Biderman from Argentina.
Various Artist Album: Akashik Memory, Akashik Records
Release: 2012