Denmark

The latest in the Set… series is compiled by Aran Gallagher, aka Freq; the same guy whose Strange Attractors last year brought Iboga bang up to date to pretty…

Get past the cover you’d expect to see on a CD in the supermarket you buy and take home for your little sister, and this icy collection of quality progressive…

I love Parvati. But whenever a new CD from them arrives, it’s not without trepidation that it gets slotted into psyreviews’ limited edition, industry-only, go…

After having a small panic attack when I realised that it’s been four years since the last DMT album (four years that changed my life completely, but I’m stil…

Cor. This is a bit tasty. Two chaps from Hungary produce music that’s psychedelic in the same way that you might say Squarepusher was: bonkers, with little re…

These compilations have been setting the standard in freaky nighttime trance, and if you know the first two then chances are you’ll know what to expect here.…

A full on album from stalwart minimal experi-mentalists Iboga might sound far fetched, but here it is and it’s rather good. Etnoscope’s Stealth Mode kicks o…

Before this year’s well-received Fly album, Mino cut Metallic Universe for Phantasm. And here it is again, re-released with tons of extras on a bonus CD that…

Creamcrop are one of the planet’s finest purveyors of the stripped-down trance sound, and this CD is full of immaculately-produced deep and distant slices o…

Mino Vaknin, the name behind both the album and the label, has worked a stormer here. Denmark are on good form at the moment, and Fly offers a more intense, gri…

Firmly in keeping with the rather Scandinavian theme this week, another compilation crops up from new (ish) Danish label Ayahuasca. Taking their name from the h…

An odd compilation that left me quite confused. Is it psytrance? Is it trance? Or house? What’s going on? Lando and Chrisma’s Interesting Places kicks things of…