Dark psytrance
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Dark psytrance | |
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Stylistic origins: | Psychedelic trance, dark electro, harsh noise, Neue Deutsche Härte, Musique concrète |
Cultural origins: | Mid 1990s; Russia, Germany |
Typical instruments: | Various software synthesizers, Roland TB-303 ,Roland TR-909, Access Virus, Clavia Nord Lead, Waldorf Q, sequencer, sampler, filtered vocals |
Mainstream popularity: | Germany and Russia; among psytrance and EBM fans |
Fusion genres | |
South African psytrance | |
Regional scenes | |
Germany – Russia |
Dark psytrance (often called dark psy or simply dark) is a darker and more distorted form of psychedelic trance music. Originating in Russia and Germany, the syle has recently expanded to other countries worldwide.
Unlike more mainstream forms of trance, dark psytrance generally does not use vocals, though sampling is common, with samples usually being taken from horror movies. The atmosphere and theme of the tracks often resemble those from genres such as darkcore, cybergrind, and industrial music. Though inspired to some extent by heavy metal, guitars are rarely used. Glitch techniques can also often be found in dark psytrance.
The term "Dark psytrance" was first used by audiences to denominate more harder-sounding psychedelic trance.
[edit] Media
- Gehinom (file info) — play in browser (beta)
- By Xenomorph (2003\Gnostic Records)
- Over Game (file info) — play in browser (beta)
- By Osom (2004\Deja Vu Records)
- Sample This (file info) — play in browser (beta)
- By Entropy (2006\Doof Records)
- Problems playing the files? See media help.
[edit] See also
Psychedelic trance |
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Chill - Dark - Full on - Goa - Nitzhonot - Neo-Goa - Progressive - South African - Suomisaundi - Tech |
Other electronic music genres |
Ambient | Breakbeat | Dance | Drum and bass | Electronica | Electronic Art Music | Hard Dance | Hardcore | House | Industrial | Synthpop | Techno | Trance |