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What a great track https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dG45B7b6inM Also some nice stuff from Kino Oko: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bdFh_scxSI Not the full album is jazzy but I highly recommend it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlh1_w4qDAE @Gamma is right, Zenon Records has a history of releasing some jazzy tracks, the music is usually much more minimal and darker than the suggestions above. For example this track in V/A Intelligent Manipulation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5x0kLu-5dU I love the rhythmic in this track even though the jazz elements are not very abundant. Or this track from Krumelur (technically not on Zenon Records but it could have been): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=951rzkjisLg Probably not what you are looking for but posting this just for the intro (the rest of the track is more conventional psytrance): Phillax - Goblins ate my piano https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPlswGID2Dc And some strange stuff from Infected Mushroom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6dNZANyYMQ

Loopus in Fabula (Loopus in Fabula, Astrofunk, Fat Ladies Bingo, haven't listened to the rest of the discography). V/A - Ultrapop ( https://www.psynews.org/forums/topic/21436-va-ultrapop/?tab=comments#comment-202441 ) V/A - Ultapop 2 ( https://www.psynews.org/forums/topic/48848-ultrapop-2-fabularecords/?tab=comments#comment-801840 )

It's a good album, in the same style as Mind Penetration but better and more playful, some tracks are slower on the dark progressive side and most tracks are quite fast, dark psychedelic trance similar to UK style but not overly aggressive. Track #4 has a Union Jack-like melody :-) Track #5 has a unusual sequence with the tempo accelerating. Although a bit too long, it's a very well made and clean album, easy to listen and also good for the dancefloor. Full release on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psxPbli8PdI 00:00 - 1. The Beginning of the Last Cycle of Time (Feat Doctor Goblin) 01:21 - 2. Analog Celebration (Feat Gorovich) 11:18 - 3. Light Code (Feat Dekel) 20:47 - 4. 2020 32:29 - 5. Blasting Carrots (Feat Seggae) 41:58 - 6. Little Green Men (Album Mix) (Feat Postrauma) 54:58 - 7. Play The Drum (Album Mix) (Feat Illumination) 1:05:36 - 8. The Brown Noise 1:13:56 - 9. The Last Cycle of Time (Feat Doctor Goblin) 1:20:22 - 10. Power of The Universe (Album Edit) (Feat Arara) 1:29:22 - 11. Source of Psy (Bonus Track) (Feat Divine Source) 1:40:02 - 12. New Beat (Bonus Track) (Doctor Goblin & Symbolico)

The last track is Lumen - 3 to 1.

The above recommendation is a bit in the same style if I remember correctly. Didn't know it was on Youtube: Edit: Listening now (it's been years). I remembered track 2 and 3 were the best, and indeed 0:00 to 15:00 is a little boring, but track 2 is a true masterpiece.

Have to agree with you about Troum & Yen Pox - Mnemonic Induction (2002) https://www.discogs.com/fr/Troum-Yen-Pox-Mnemonic-Induction/release/155976 very dark, mysterious and atmospheric.

This is so dark, one of the darkest sound I have heard for a while. Don't know what else to say, the basslines are crunchy and all, but yeah this is very very dark

Suntrip records 1. Personal Matrix 07:10 2. Wormhole 07:22 3. Big Crunch 09:54 4. Etnica - Microdrive (Hypnoxock Remix) 07:41 5. Gravitational Isolation 08:49 6. Heaven Can't Wait 08:58 7. Doubling Time 07:13 8. The Choice is Yours 07:20 9. Mutant Zone 08:01 Victor SolSona from Barcelona a.k.a. Hypnoxock releases his 6th album this month, a very well produced output with enough variety to please the fans of this genre. This album has more groove and more funk than usual and the overall production is noticeably stunning. It is on a very solid level musically and above all psychedelic and entertaining, quite subtle at times too. It deserves praise for the variety of ingredients used. The first tracks have very raw 303 lines, reminiscent of the old school sound, and tracks such as #5 Gravitational Isolation and #6 Heaven Can't Wait have signature melodies and a clubbish touch, or should I say similarities to proto-goa at a faster pace. If you are interested in the Etnica track remixed, it is nice and clean but very similar to the original. I'll have to select tracks #2 and #7 as the two strongest compositions. Wormhole is twisted, groovy and acidic, it made me wonder how modern Sandman could sound like, in the second half it has a strong goa trance build up. Doubling Time is possibly the most intense track of the album, I would say it sums up how the whole release sound like, psychedelic with many interesting twists, each new sound added has a purpose and fits in perfectly. Rating: 8/10. Listen / Buy: https://suntriprecords.bandcamp.com/album/beyond-the-wormhole

Oforia - What Did That Make You Feel Very good track!

The memories! This track is 25 years old and it still rocks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flQpX3PdTUY Don't know why the video says Centim X, it should be Cenith X.

Juno Reactor + Chi-A.D.

Love this track, so clean and spacey: Ufomatka - Extraterrestrial Intelligence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nqI_mzvQ6s Others with mentioning: Crossing Mind - Entropy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjvQXy6NJiI Proxeeus - Kuiper Belt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2K5t886Hj4 Clementz - Black dwarfs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYpKGCC1PSA Artha - 1st element is gone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2DpKuDJxsg

Plenty of tracks but just one coming to my mind: Hada - Emaginary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sW_LOKZ_RAU And shouldn't forget this one: Qiujan - Transformation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-G9svB6btU

Ensancha El Alma Records 01. Ra - Night Angel 8:06 02. Side Liner - Vida Hermosa 7:10 03. Stefan Torto - 7pm 5:34 04. Kuba - Looking Down The Valley 5:57 05. Jairamji - Top Of The Mountain 9:35 06. Kaya Project - The Time Is Now 5:47 07. E-Mantra - The Sacred Mountain 5:38 08. Entheogenic - Shakyamuni 7:47 09. Asura - Le Passage Part One 8:28 10. Ovnimoon feat. JemInEye Incantations - To The Essense 7:25 Chill out release from the fresh label Ensancha El Alma Records dedicated to provide quality downtempo music. This compilation has two main styles: a trancy downtempo side, and a more ethnic and warm approach. To my surprise, Ra does not deliver a real highlight here, fine opener but less interesting than his best past downtempo sound. Side Liner however comes up with a deep and glacial, melancholic and atmospheric track, reminiscent of the old Asura style. Great stuff! Then Stefan Torto delivers as well with short but intense and emotional storytelling. I am less enthusiastic about the sunny ethnic tracks with guitars, but other highlights are from E-Mantra (similar style to the album Drifiting released the following year, short but epic melodic track), Asura and then Ovnimoon & JemInEye Incantations, they deliver the most danceable and trancy tracks of the compilation. Asura's composition is a tad repetitive perhaps but uplifting and brilliantly executed. Ovnimoon & JemInEye Incantations end the journey with an inspired downtempo track, goa-trance influenced and with a progressive approach, perfect to end this release. On the whole this is a nice first compilation from Ensancha El Alma Records that I recommend to all chill out lovers. Rating: 7.5/10. Listen / Buy: https://ensanchaelalma.bandcamp.com/album/ensancha-el-alma-vol-1

Ensancha El Alma Records 01 - Your Journey Begins Now 7:05 02 - Fiat Lux (Live Version) 7:10 03 - Akashic (vs. Reasonandu) 6:21 04 - Petrichor 7:12 05 - Returning Home 6:45 06 - Sea Of Eternal Gloom 6:39 07 - Tale Of The Polar Drifter 7:17 08 - Long Siberian Night 6:06 09 - Farewell Philae 6:09 10 - Depth Of Nothingness 8:36 12th album by Emmanuel Carpus with his E-Mantra alias, the master of super psychedelic goa-trance but also prolific when it comes to downtempo and chill out trance. Five years after his last downtempo album Raining Lights (released on Altar Records), we are granted another relaxing journey. This album is chilly as it gets, yet combines slow trance with faster output in the second half of the album. From the opening track we are thrown right into the frosty melodies, sound drops, light and floating rhythm, a really perfect beginning, then confirmed in similar fashion with tracks #2 and #3. If you like 4*4 beat tracks on a slow tempo, you can find such thing in this album, track #5 in particular (Returning Home) is a gem with a brilliant sense of poetry, ethereal and pleasant melodies, chiseled and lace-like sounds. Track #6 Sea Of Eternal Gloom is a surprise as the track lies on a drum & bass structure, in this track you will hear the more characteristic psychedelic sounds from E-Mantra in a mellow atmosphere and it will also be the case with the two tracks that follow. With track #9 Farewell Philae we are back to the style of the beginning, if you have the opportunity to go for a walk around an icy lake during winter with this music in the background, I bet that would be a sweet experience. And our last track, Depth of Nothingness caught me by surprise again as it is a pure midtempo goa-trance composition with acid lines and the usual psychedelic vibes from E-Mantra, maybe the perfect transition to his next uptempo album? :-) To sum up, this album has two sides: the very chill side and the more energetic vibes that come with it, whether you prefer one side or the other, all tracks are top quality without a doubt. Drifting is an album you can put on and then just lay down and drift to a cold land of fairies, where there is nothing but good things. Everything radiates floating energy and harmony. A very good release to keep yourself relaxed for a while. Hope to hear something similar in the near future. Rating: 8.5/10. Listen / Buy: https://ensanchaelalma.bandcamp.com/album/e-mantra-drifting