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Types of Psy Trance
It seems John 00 Fleming, Chris Lawrence, Yahel, Infected Mushroom are classified as psy trance. But J00F and CL clearly have a diff sound than Yahel and Infected, so what category of psy trance are they classified as?
there's a few. i'll list & our better educated people can add artists to them
dark psy
morning psy
progressive psy
goa (ok, it's a genre on it's own but not as populated nowadays)
J00F and Christopher Lawrence play similiar type of psytrance. The reason why they sound different from others is that they mix both progressive trance with full on trance.
Infected Mushroom and Yahel play full on trance. Which is the type of psytrance which is popular in Israel.
Infected and yahel aren't full-on..
yahel is now playing very commercial stuff and IM are really into their own psychedelic/rock style. full-on is more like GMS, astrix, pixel and so on.
Infected mushroom=unique
Yahel=Not terribly psy
Bad question... next?
Genres:
Full on Psy
Melodic Full on
Morning psy
Dark psy
Nitzhoot
Psymbient
Regular
Progressive psytrance (JOOF etc)
Progpsy (Vibrasphere, Son kite, human blue etc)
Goa is not psy... just as house is not trance. They have quite different structures and sounds (although not as big as house/trance)
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| Originally posted by Darkarbiter Bad question... next? |
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| Originally posted by Ian way to be a dick. We moan that not enough people are into psy here but when someone asks for a bit of help you act like a twat to them. No need |
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| Originally posted by Darkarbiter Because I'm not allowed to post and then edit my post straight after? Sorry about that. |
There are pretty much as many genres as you want. But as RebeL9 already said, Infected Mushroom are pretty unique and Yahel is pretty standard Israeli full-on type, lots of melodies and synths, which usually appeals to a larger number of "commercial" people.
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| Originally posted by Darkarbiter Progressive psytrance (JOOF etc) Progpsy (Vibrasphere, Son kite, human blue etc) |
so where would Eskimo fit in this category?
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| Originally posted by sensorydeprived so where would Eskimo fit in this category? |
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| Originally posted by Darkarbiter Goa is not psy... just as house is not trance. They have quite different structures and sounds (although not as big as house/trance) |
I don't have any samples, but artists like Vibrasphere, MFG, Etnoscope, Yahel are pretty good examples of morning trance, imo. It all depends on who you ask, and I don't listen to much morning trance.
To the guy who asked about Eskimo, he's pretty hard full-on,
I say the definition of "morning psy" is very fuzzy. Some people use it to describe stuff played in the morning at outdoor raves, wich can be everything from (melodic) fullon to minimalistic progpsy...
It's like using the definition "dark psy", it can mean alot of styles as long as it's "dark", and what defines a "dark" sound? Scary? Agressive? Hard?
I like to connect styles with other genres like techpsy (PPS Project, X-Dream, The Delta, certain Koxbox tunes e.g), acid psy (i usually think Hux Flux and Osom are good examples, lot's of squeaky-squashy sound and crazy samples), and you could define tribal or ethno sounds aswell (Etnoscope, Ja�a, Juno Reactor) but that's a more vague definition since many styles can sound "ethno".
Yeah, hence the reason I said it depends on who you ask. The way I understand it, is usually music played ind the beginning or end of a set, when the sun is rising and people are exhausted from all the nighttime dancing. Mellow, trancey, but also energetic and emotional. Can you recommend me any other acts similar to Eat Static (Implant, Abduction), Hux Flux etc? I really enjoy that kind of music, and there might be some gems out there that I don't know of
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| Originally posted by PezCore Infected and yahel aren't full-on.. yahel is now playing very commercial stuff and IM are really into their own psychedelic/rock style. full-on is more like GMS, astrix, pixel and so on. |
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 Indeed they are full on however you twist and turn it. Infected have in their recent albums started to distinguish themselves as a crossover into rock. It all sounds pretty horrible. That kind of fusion wasn't appearant during their earlier albums. But even some of their latest stuff as Merlin and Becoming insane is standard full on. |
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| Originally posted by Skov Yeah, hence the reason I said it depends on who you ask. The way I understand it, is usually music played ind the beginning or end of a set, when the sun is rising and people are exhausted from all the nighttime dancing. Mellow, trancey, but also energetic and emotional. Can you recommend me any other acts similar to Eat Static (Implant, Abduction), Hux Flux etc? I really enjoy that kind of music, and there might be some gems out there that I don't know of . |
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I remember trying to get a hold of California Sunshine - Nasha before, but never got a hold of it. Where did you get it from? Also, you got any recommendations on like Eat Static and Hux Flux? Lots of acid, really twisted stuff, without getting too over the top, and 155 bpm.
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| Originally posted by Skov I remember trying to get a hold of California Sunshine - Nasha before, but never got a hold of it. Where did you get it from? Also, you got any recommendations on like Eat Static and Hux Flux? Lots of acid, really twisted stuff, without getting too over the top, and 155 bpm. |
But the album really rocks trust me! 
Re: Types of Psy Trance
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| Originally posted by electro88 It seems John 00 Fleming, Chris Lawrence, Yahel, Infected Mushroom are classified as psy trance. But J00F and CL clearly have a diff sound than Yahel and Infected, so what category of psy trance are they classified as? |
Full on morning style is my favorite and is the type you can find in the mixes in my sig and in all of the previous Psyforces available for download on www.blackvortex.com
A lot of people hate and curse full on as being cheese and that is something I've never understood. Its simply a personal taste for a certain kind of music and nobody should ever be told what they like is cheese. Its all a matter of taste and nobody should ever been power raped for that. This type of lashing out has always pissed me off about the Isratrance and Psynews forums. They RIP full on to shreds as cheese and bullshit, yet just about ever huge psy event around the globe has tons of full on artists headlining. I think the elitest types speak the loudest and like to complain. For example, I had 2 of my sets, Psyforce Vol II and III played on di.fm months back. In the forums for the review, they basically ripped me a new a-hole because of the so called cheesey full on. Someone had the decency to stick up for me and at least remind these people that its a style of music and what they might find amazing, I may find shite. Bottom line, respect other people's taste in music, period.
funny, i always thought full on was the dark and techy psy normally played at a tempo of about upper.
if thats not full on than what is it?
mostly older stuff from like 2000 on comes to mind.
artists that come to mind
Etnica
Psysex
Aphid moon
Transient records
Spirit Zone records
dragonfly records
I have a sample I can upload
however keep in mind i havn't been in the marketplace for psy trance in some time, so the artist list could be misleading as to what i'm trying to describe.
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| Originally posted by justin funny, i always thought full on was the dark and techy psy normally played at a tempo of about upper. if thats not full on than what is it? mostly older stuff from like 2000 on comes to mind. artists that come to mind Etnica Psysex Aphid moon Transient records Spirit Zone records dragonfly records I have a sample I can upload however keep in mind i havn't been in the marketplace for psy trance in some time, so the artist list could be misleading as to what i'm trying to describe. |
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 Another reason is that there are so many producers just spitting out album after album. And the majority sounds very alike. There aren't that many that got a distinctive sound. |
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