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I really love S.U.N. Project – Energia Magica. One of the best tracks by S.U.N. Project. Only Space Dwarf is better. Source of Emotion is just one of many — for me it’s too long. Overkill. Discogs says that Psygone, Solar Plexus, and Bypass Unit are all different artists, namely: Psygone = Michael Kjeldgaard Bypass Unit = René Abildgaard Jensen Solar Plexus = Jacob Andersen But! All of them are from Denmark, all released on Hypnotic, all sound very similar — and all around the same time, give or take a year. So… how do you like that conspiracy theory? 😄 Bypass Unit — Zenia (Fat Freddy Mix 97) Solar Plexus — Crystal Forest (1998) Psygone — Sugar Rush (Blue Pearl Mashup) (2000)

Just now I was about to post this track on the forum in the thread about the longest tracks. What a coincidence! 😄 21:33 S.U.N. Project – Energia Magica I also listened to it only yesterday — independently of the recommendations on Psynews. For the first time in a long while.

The Prodigy and Goa trance? Yes! You can argue that it’s not Goa trance, but Goa DJs constantly play this track in their sets. And Empirion’s work is often associated with Goa trance as well — not all of it, but some of it. The Prodigy — Firestarter (Empirion Mix) (1996)

Recently, Elysium was mentioned here, along with the claim that he doesn’t have any strong original tracks — only remixes — and that his own productions are more tribal in style and rather mediocre. Personally, I really like this track of his. It’s not tribal at all — it’s a classic Goa floater. Elysium — Atmosphere (1996). It’s little known because it was never released on any albums. It only appeared on the VA compilation Infinite Excursions (Softer Psychedelic Sounds).

I’m about to dig up a real rarity 🙂 Trilithon – One World One Future. This track has a very beautiful melodic foundation and, at first glance, should be widely known — but it isn’t. It was released only once, on the compilation Psychedelic Vibes 6 (1999), and that release featured a 6:56 version. I don’t have confirmed information, but my understanding is that this track was released only once and has never been reissued, possibly due to copyright issues. I suspect that even dedicated Goa trance fans have never heard the 13-minute version of this track. Even fewer people know that it is actually a remix of a beautiful Persian melody. You can find the original posted at the very bottom.

Sundog — Touch The Sun (1996)

Laughing Skull feat. Rimojeki — Burn The Witch (2024) This is a true fusion of metal and Goa trance — with vocals.

Radish6404: You’re quite the grudge-holder 😄 On this forum, there’s a thread documenting your debate with Elysium. As for high-quality tracks — Elysium has tons of them. Just to avoid sounding unfounded: for example, Elysium – Trancelestial Psychobabas has almost 700,000 views on YouTube. And many of his other tracks would probably have similar numbers if Elysium himself didn’t keep taking down unauthorized uploads — it’s kind of his thing 😄 As for his personal qualities and political views, I won’t comment on those. But his music is excellent. That includes his projects Sheyba and Kaaya as well — for example, Sheyba – Ganesh has around 400,000 views on YouTube.

Even Fractal Glider has his own Spiritual Healing. A unique 8-minute track that radically changes its melody at around 04:09 (I love that kind of thing). For the first four minutes it’s this driving acid trance, and then at 04:09 — bam — the track turns into a perfect floater and a clearly recognizable Spiritual Healing. Fractal – Them (1999) https://youtube.com/watch?v=IY9-6lDyMdY

Shiva Chandra - Electron Seeds (1996)

I’m not very knowledgeable about the genre — I think it’s offbeat prog, with a very beautiful lead melody. I came across it completely by accident. Mahaux - Litha (2020) Radish6404, thanx for SFX - Communication track.

Laughing Skull - Extraterrestrial Lover (2025) | Goatrance Laughing Skull - ACID IS EVERYWHERE (2013) | Goatrance | best track from Laughing Skull, IMHO

Yan - Free File (1996)

Indikator - Electroplasm (2001)

Morphonic - Tropic (1997)