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These also were my thoughts at first ... we at Psynews almost forgot this as well But it is gone since several days, so I assume that they should have noticed it by now if it was just the domain or a technical issue ... especially considering that it is a business, they'll probably have a few people out there that would notify them... ... the whois says the domain doesn't expire until 2022-08-20 ... so I'm afraid that it's indeed real. I do not like that there's nothing to be heard or read from them ... facebook site is just closed ... maybe it wasn't even bankruptcy but something else?

A Gaudi Dub Siren sounds tempting? https://gaudimusic.bandcamp.com/merch/gaudi-dub-siren-its-back This book from Shpongle is really nice. Maybe this one is also available somewhere? I think I got mine from Psyshop. A mug from Kaya Project. https://sebtaylor.bandcamp.com/merch Ott has some cool merch. I've got a t-shirt and two posters. https://ottsonic.bandcamp.com/merch I prefer Liquid Sound Design's merch over Dragonfly's. I don't like black clothes. https://liquidsounddesignuk.bandcamp.com/merch And some more links. https://zion604records.bandcamp.com/merch https://globular.bandcamp.com/merch

Which I think proves why it was a wise decision to use it as the CD-single. Complete with a short radio edit and all. None of the other tracks would’ve worked on radio IMO. Way to acidic/alien stuff. (Not that I ever managed to hear LSD on regular commercial radio stations. That would’ve been quite cool). The LSD track has more of a soft and sweet tone to it. A bit like some tracks on Man With No Name’s Moment of Truth album. And like Jean-Michel Jarre in some aspects.

The number one pick for me would be Crossing Mind - The Inner Shift. I find I get really lost and deep in their melodies and tracks. Pretty floaty euphoric stuff. I can sleep, meditate or dance to this album Ypsilon 5 - Binary Sky is close to anima mundi, in particular the track Paranormal I found Nova Fractals - Fractal Landscape to be fitting the bill. A little more computerized but still in that territory. Goasia as well. Let's just go with - Dancing With The Blue Spirit. Although it really only gives me that hit on the first 1 or 2 listens and wears a little thin thereafter. And at the risk of telling you more of what you already know. Synsun - The Sound of Cosmic Lifeforms (probably not the exact style your after but still having some of the aspects) Finally 2 of my favourite tracks that both happen to be from the same Space Dock Records - Goa Trance Legacy album Goasia - Polar Lights Hypnagogia - Cosmic Interference These tracks certainly fit the bill. . . I think

Let's see a pic. of the GNotR shirt!! ^^

I remember when TIP.World opened their shirt site in the early 2000s and you could pick the color of shirt and print style. It was interactive and super sweet. Instead of being forced to choose the colors and prints pre-selected, they gave buyers more control. One of my prized shirts is my Green Nuns of the Revolution shirt. I've got various hoodies, shirts, and long sleeves, but that GNOTR shirt is a special design and piece of art/history

If you still want to buy cds in a shop, Beatspace is the biggest now I guess? https://www.beatspace.com/

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Now this sucks. I used to buy shitloads of CDs back in the day. I made a few orders since covid started but nowadays I mainly use discogs. There still is goastore.ch, the prices are swiss-like, this means they are rather high. Don't know about the shipping costs for foreign countries. Are you guys sure psyshop is really gone? Maybe the owner just failed to renew the domain name?

i reckon the $ i spent there from the start would equate 6 figures, was hard to buy cd's here in australia so psyshop was my go to, last time i went on there the shipping went from $5 to $50 during covid, would be interested to find out what happened, kind of sad lots of fond memories

I definitely bought more from Saikosounds but this is still a shame. I loved the adventure of hitting up dozens of online record shops and finding random releases and hard to find pressings. Those all kinda dried up as Discogs took most traffic and the record store dwindled. That turn-of-the-century era was something special