Psygone
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'Psygone', real name Michael Kjeldgaard, is a psychedelic trance artist from Denmark. The project was active from 1995 to 1999 · The music was in the typical Goa/trance Genre and was inspired by Astral Projection, X-dream, Miranda and Man With No Name.
In 2008 Psygone is back with new tracks, planning a release late summer 2008.
The project was founded, back in 1994 - by Michael Kjeldgaard and Robert Christensen. In the beginning the sound was heavily inspired by the German trance scene and their Goal was, to produce vibrating music, a Hybrid between melodic trance and acid. The Guys performed at different Venues around Denmark, but couldn't get a recorddeal. So in 1995 Robert left Psygone and Michael began working on a new and much improved sound, which also landed his First record deal, on Hypnotic Records. In 1996 Jan Bachmann joined Psygone, and add'ed Positive Energy and Good Karma to the Project.
The first album "Optimystique" was released in 1997[1] and one year later the follow-up "Organique" was ready. Unfortunately this was never released as an album, but on tracks appeared on various compilations.
Psygone has performed at Festivals and Goa Events in Denmark alongside with names such as Pascal F.E.O.S. - Der Dritte Raum - Armitage Shanks, Tom Wax and many more...
[edit] Discography
- Optimystique (Hypnotic Records 1997)
Organique / Psygone - the second album The Second Breath (release late summer 2008)
Old Psygone songs and remixes appear in the following collections:
- Goa Box (Hypnotic Records 1996)
- Lithium Dreams (Starchild Records 1998)
- The World of Goa Trance (ZYX Music 1998)
- The World of Goa Trance, Volume 2 (ZYX Music 1999)
- The World of Goa Trance, Volume 3 (ZYX Music 2000)
- This is Goa Trance (Hypnotic Records 2000)
- The Power of Goa Trance (ZYX Music 2001)
- The World of Goa Trance, Volume 4 (ZYX Music 2001)
- Clubbers Guide to Goa Trance (Electronic Dance Essentials 2003)
[edit] References
- ^ Huey, Steve. "Review Optimystique". Allmusic. http://www.allmusic.com/album/optimystique-r317228/review. Retrieved 27 August 2011.
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