PSYCHEDELIC/SPACE ROCK

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Psychedelic/Space Rock definition

Psychedelic Progressive Rock

Progressive rock music has its roots in the mid 1960's psychedelic cultural phenomena. During that time the British Invasion and folk-rock bands began to expand the sonic possibilities of their music. These groups slowly started to abandon the concise verse-chorus-verse patterns of rock & roll, and moved towards fluid, free-form oriented song structures. Just as important was the incorporation of elements from Indian and Eastern music. Along them the principles of free-form jazz were included to the psychedelic sound, emphasising spontaneous emotions over calculated and estimated compositional constructions. Experimenting with new studio technology, electronically altering instruments and voices, was a part of this altered approach as well. Acid rock groups like THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE and CREAM stand as descriptive and popular examples of the path from psychedelic sunshine pop towards a more aggressive and distinct rock expression, in particular showcased in their improvised live performances.

The boundary dividing the "Experimental" and "Progressive" classification is a thin and at times contested one for this era. The pioneering psychedelic progressive rock bands to be found at www.progarchives.com will in most cases be found in the Proto-Prog section of the site. Amongst these pioneering outfits are acts like THE BEATLES, JEFFERSON AIRPLANE AND VANILLA FUDGE. Artists such as PINK FLOYD will not be found there though, as their career extended well beyond these first, formative years.

Psychedelic progressive rock music may contain the elements previously described in varying combinations, but the artistic perspective of progressive rock is another factor. Some psychedelic rock bands stuck to the mid 1960's beat rock style in purist form, not partaking in the experimental development of the impressionistic possibilities of psychedelic rock music others spearheaded. The evolution of the psychedelic depth within a progressive context could be seen for instance in the 1960's recordings of ARCADIUM and BABY GRANDMOTHERS. One good example of early 70's Continental European progressive psychedelic rock is the album by AHORA MAZDA, and from Britain JADE WARRIOR's early efforts fuse psychedelic rock and ethnic music. Current artists exploring the vintage 60's/70's style and sound are acts like THE SPACIOUS MINDS and ACID MOTHER'S TEMPLE.

The entire Western pop culture scene was influenced by the psychedelic culture to some extent, including other prog genres such as Prog Folk. In Germany, artists influenced by the British psychedelic movement formed their own genre called KRAUTROCK. The pioneering early 70's bands in this genre represent the progressive acid rock sound of Germany, experimenting with long instrumental improvisations, emphasizing the use of psychedelic effects and weird electronic sounds. Some examples are artists like AMON D��L, ASH RA TEMPEL, CAN, G�A, NECRONOMICON and YATHA SIDHRA. The PROGRESSIVE ELECTRONIC style emerged from Krautrock. Some of the most influential artists of this genre, such as TANGERINE DREAM and KLAUS SCHULZE, explored a distinct psychedelic musical style at first, which was influential for the development of the "space rock" sound:

Progressive Space Rock

The late 1960's psychedelic rock scene also spawned the birth of the space rock genre. The pioneering acts of this genre assimilated krautrock elements like repetitive hypnotic beats and electronic/ambient soundscapes as they moved away from the common musical and compositional approach. The synthesizer with its bubbling tones and spacey patterns, provoking a gliding flow, is a typical instrument of this genre. Guitars are by preference played with glissando technique and delay/echo effects are heavily used, and elements originating from reggae/dub are fairly common. Several bands combine their live performances with trippy lightshows using random fractals. Albums in this genre will often include at least one long meandering jam based on a main theme, where loops and wavelike fluctuations provides slight variations to this structural foundation.

Stories, images, song titles and album names referring to cosmic themes are fairly common features of the genre. HAWKWIND's live album "Space Ritual" is said to be the ultimate space rock album due to the collaboration with sci-fi author Michael Moorcock. His lyrics are performed by a narrator and underlaid with synth elements. PINK FLOYD can be regarded as pioneers of spacey music during the band's early phase, as exemplified by certain tracks from "The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" or the stirring live performance of "Careful With That Axe Eugene" from "Ummagumma". GROBSCHNITT provides another fine example of classic space rock with their epic effort "Solar Music". Other bands explored the space rock sound for a limited time period only. GONG released groundbreaking albums in the genre at the start of their career, while British hard rock band UFO released the extraordinary album "Flying - One Hour Space Rock" as their sole contribution to the genre in 1971.

A space rock scene can be found in most countries sporting artists producing music with a western-oriented or influenced sound. Swedish bands are known for a brisk exchange of musicians among each other. The "Strange Daze" festivals from 1997-2000 showcased the American space rock scene. Japan is an inexhaustible reservoir of artists exploring both psychedelic progressivce rock and progressive space rock. Representative examples of the style are bands such as ORESUND SPACE COLLECTIVE with their focus on long grooving improvisations, QUARKSPACE and OZRIC TENTACLES with their stronger emphasis on electronic elements and VESPERO and HIDRIA SPACEFOLK with their inclusion of ethnic-originating musical components. Other groups like ESCAPADE and THE LEGENDARY PINK DOTS represent an avantgarde approach to the genre, whereas SUBARACHNOID SPACE and KINSKI are examples of artists that provide transitions to the post rock genre.

The boundaries of Psychedelic Progressive Rock connected with Stoner Rock and Acid Folk

The 1960's and 70's were a time of liberation, a time of rebellion against rigid rules and strict moral boundaries. In those "freedom of expression" days, an artist would typically herald their liberal attitudes as a mind-expanding trip on stage together with the audience in two ways. One was to realize audio/visually the visual and auditory hallucination as it was, and another was to play their repertoire spiritually and improvisationally under the trip. As for the latter approach, they devoted themselves solely to slow-to-mid tempo playing with low-tuned guitars in a heavy and expansive manner for playing steadily under this twilight condition. In the same time period, this approach to the musical trip was also taken on by some artists especially in the hard rock and heavy metal scene. This new style, drenched in heavy and downer psychedelia, was called "Stoner Rock". The name originates from the expression "stoned", referring to people in altered states of mind while under the influence of psychedelic substances. The Stoner Rock genre was universalized "as a strict musical style only" by the Industrial Grunge Rock genre that gained worldwide popularity in the early 1990s. The common denominator of all the artists mentioned is the representation of their personal cultural and political backgrounds, whilst playing slow-paced depressive songs with heavy guitars and echoic rumbling drums as the dominating features. Most of current outfits claiming to be the so-called Psychedelic Heavy Progressive Rock ones should be much influenced by the traditional Stoner or Grunge Rock as well as the early Psychedelic Progressive Rock. They can be considered as a borderline case between Psychedelic Progressive, Heavy Progressive, and Progressive Metal.

"Acid Folk" can be mentioned as another musical style with hallucinogenic approach. Psych Folk or Psychedelic Folk are other names for this genre, and is vaguely defined as a rock subgenre due to the mixture of folk rock and psychedelic rock. This is a style lacking in strict definitions, and it is contested whether or not the term was actually used at what is deemed the dawn of the genre. It's an undeniable fact that the Acid Folk scene gained some popularity by the efforts of artists in "The Folk Revivalism", but it's important to remember that there were two distinctly different approaches taken by those who helped shape the genre in the mid 1960's. Some folk singers approached a psychedelic rock structure as was popular at that time, while some psychedelic rock outfits tried to absorb and incorporate techniques and elements from folk rock. Both have great importance in the development of Acid Folk, and this may be the reason that strict definitions of the genre cannot be given. In view of the history, it's no exaggeration to claim that TYRANNOSAURUS REX, SYD BARRETT or THE INCREDIBLE STRING BAND in UK rock scene seasoned the "traditional" Acid Folk with a more progressive spice. They, as eccentric or heretical rock outfits, accepted and incorporated Middle-Eastern and Oriental elements or instruments, and the result was the foundation for the current progressive Acid Folk movement. And in the Eastern parts of the world, different acid streams was provided by artists such as TAJ MAHAL TRAVELLERS or MAGICAL POWER MAKO who exerted a great influence on younger progressive bands. Their amazing achievements resides in the twilight zone between the Prog Folk and Psychedelic Prog subgenres.

A path that never ends

In addition of the styles described, psychedelic elements can be found in many other genres of progressive rock. The psychedelic cultural explosion had an immense influence on the western popular culture, and traces of it can still be heard also outside of progressive rock circles. The collective techno rave parties carry on the legacy of the audiovisual attack from the PINK FLOYD concerts in 1968, to cite one example. As the psychedelic movement was a large cultural phenomenon, it is difficult (and maybe unnecessary) to fence it to a clear category. Psychedelic progressive rock has been developing towards several different directions over time, and the task of classifying them as distinct genres and sub-genres is an ever ongoing process, often loaded with strong opinions. The psychedelic rock artists which are not considered as progressive in style are not listed in the databse of www.Progarchives.com. This in order to maintain the site's scope to be a progressive rock reference.

The aim of this description is to be a tool of reference for potential and existing fans of the genre, and we hope that this will aid those who read it to a better understanding of the genre as well as to enjoy and discuss the subject at hand both in the forums of the Progarchives website as well as in other places online and offline both.

Psychedelic Rock / Space Rock team April 2010

Space rock definition by Rivertree
The boundaries of psychedelic progressive rock chapter by DamoXt7942
Other text by Eetu Pellonp��
with kind guidance and support by Windhawk

The responsibility for the psych/space, indo/raga, krautrock and prog electronic subgenres is taken by the PSIKE team,
currently consisting of

Mike (siLLy puPPy)
Andrew (Gordy)
Dan (earlyprog)
Brendan (Necrotica)

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Latest Psychedelic/Space Rock Music Reviews

Studio Album, 2003

3.00 | 3 ratings

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Zen For Sale
Sun Dial Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by Mellotron Storm
Prog Reviewer

3.5 stars. Gary Ramon and his band SUN DIAL had a very busy and creative first half of the 90's, releasing five studio albums plus a live recording. Ramon then took a break from his own music to work on other band's albums at his studio. I don't think fans were expecting an eight year wait for another album though. And "Zen For Sale" is that record, released in 2003. It's interesting that he's brought in Joolie Woods previously from CURRENT 93 to play violin, keyboards and recorder here.

We get mellotron on four tracks including on that closer called "Reflections" which is a very BEATLES-like tune, and a top three track for me. Add "Supernatural Man" to that top three, and yes there's mellotron here as well. Lastly "Open Your Eyes" rounds out my top three and it has that grinding guitar and a heavy groove to it. I also want to mention "You're Still Wondering" that opener that has a PORCUPINE TREE vibe to it. It's just outside of my favourites, and really this one along with the other five tracks I haven't mentioned are very hit and miss.

I do think this is a worthy comeback album. It checks that 60's vibe that Ramon is into. And while I feel that this recording is just outside my top three records from SUN DIAL, I also feel like it's the best of the rest. Well worth checking out.

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Studio Album, 2024

4.29 | 53 ratings

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Tarot, Part I
Magick Brother & Mystic Sister Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by ProggyGoose62

Phenomenal album. So many influences I hear: Canterbury a la Gong and Caravan, David Axelrod theatrics, Hackett from Acolyte, Popol Vuh, Khan, Hillage, and a bit of Traffic. Throw in modern Kruanghbin and what you have is accessible yet intricate "Space Rock" that knows no boundaries and clearly has an early 70s feel. It's just one amazing track after another. Honestly I am a bit gobsmacked. Get out your wine and weed and take a trip! This does for 70s space rock what Kosmischer Laufer does for Neu! Krautrock style. No bad tracks. The production is very clean but also very warm. 4.5 stars really!

Live in Chicago '23 by KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD album cover

Live, 2023

4.14 | 5 ratings

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Live in Chicago '23
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by Fercandio46

It never ceases to amaze me that in a more stereotypical and monotonous era full of formulas, there are nevertheless increasingly stronger hints that music as a living force that experiences, mutates but not to adapt but to make people adapt to it, exists , only it is not fashionable or seen as in the past but you have to look for it, on the web, in stadiums, or pubs...or the Australian desert. To say that King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard fuses genres is an understatement, because in my opinion they go further. Just as the Coen brothers in cinema reinvented and reinterpreted genres, thus creating something good (at least in their early days), the Aussies have tackled psychedelia, hard rock, krautrock, progressive rock, funk, soul, pop , electronic, thrash metal...and the list goes on, in this monumental album they review three days of shows in Chicago, where they once again leave their versatility, and what may be lacking in compositional perfection or interpretive they make up for it with a free spirit full of feeling, of happiness for playing and sharing with their audience...and nothing is missing from that, always present. They have been compared to the Grateful Dead, but for me that is underestimating the Australian idosincracy, with its own personality as Peter Weir, Bruce Beresford in the cinema or Nick Cave himself have shown... and this great little universe with such diverse climates It has space for everything. Because the King Guizzard challenge the listener in this era where everything has to be brief to listen to changes of rhythms, long passages that reveal meaning when crossing them, I forgot bossa nova and jazz, but far from settling, the Residency Tour, as they called This tour continues its nomadic journey, making us feel like we are there with them and the audience, being part of the work. This "Live in Chicago" leaves no album or genre unreviewed and works as a good gateway for those who don't know them, as well as an essential collector's item for those who are already lifelong members of Joey Walker's synthesizer, guitar Cook Craig, Stu Mackenzie's flute, or when they and the rest of the sextet change instruments!

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Studio Album, 2008

4.45 | 4 ratings

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No Man's Land
No Man's Land Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by thegreekunderground

All though this is objectively not their best album it is my favorite. I first heard this when i was 12. I didn't speak English yet. I hadn't listened to any good music yet and was amazed by everything. The length if the songs. The ability to have a 14 minute groove and not get boring. The amazing lyrics that are as good of a poem as any. A true masterpiece. I feel a nostalgic longing everytime i listen to this. The addition of trumpets and strings since the first album ("zalion") gives is another unique twist. It is also difficult to trace this bad to something else because there is so much stuff. As it is greek it drew from music all over europe and america. A recommendation to any half decent fan if psychedelia

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Studio Album, 2008

4.08 | 4 ratings

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Home in the Sky
No Man's Land Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by thegreekunderground

A great album overall. The addition of string and horn players is refreshing and allows the album to be diverse from song to song.The album is a perfectly smooth experience from start to finish. The sound drowned in reverb and delay gives a feeling that is ineffable. Certainly not their best work but a great segment in the discography of no man's land. It might be my own ignorance but i haven't heard anything quite similar to this. It is very unique and yet every song makes you want to dance for all the right reasons. They are certainly one of the greatest bands to come from greece.

Studio Album, 1988

4.92 | 3 ratings

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Zalion
No Man's Land Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by thegreekunderground

I know the people behind no man's land personally. This is a very underdeveloped sound in they were attempting to go for a syd barret sound. I consider this to be their best album and it is also the inky performance they had on tv. Truly great. In my opinion there is a sound very close to kaleidoscope (the american band) but with a severely stronger pshycedelic element. For me at least what brings it home is that it wasn't produced with the best technology in the finest studio with great equipment but rather in a relatively low quality greek studio and that's what makes it feel a certain way as with every other album they have released

Live, 1997

3.87 | 11 ratings

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Hawkwind 1997
Hawkwind Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by Warthur
Prog Reviewer

Distant Horizons was an alright but not brilliant Hawkwind album from an era when their studio releases were kind of hit and miss, but Hawkwind have always been able to maintain high live standards even when their studio output has gone through patchy phases. Brock, Chadwick, Tree, and Richards do a fine job of blending the classic Hawkwind space rock style with more modern musical currents here; between this and Love In Space, the Distant Horizons album kind of gets upstaged by its contemporary live releases, and whilst I'd rate Love In Space above this, Hawkwind 1997 nonetheless offers another side of the story.

Studio Album, 1981

3.97 | 544 ratings

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Planets
Eloy Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by Hector Enrique
Prog Reviewer

The fictionalised story of Ion, inhabitant of the planet Salta, who fights to save humanity from threatening evil forces (inspired by the critical vision of consumer society as expressed in the book 'After Us, the Future' by Swiss economist and pacifist Hans A. Pestalozzi), serves as a behavioural argument for Eloy to develop a conceptual work divided into two instalments. "Planets" (1981), the first of them and the ninth album by the band led by Frank Bornemann, takes a step back in Eloy's musical proposal after the several steps forward they took with "Colours" in their search for more accessible sonorities starting in the 80s.

And so it is that "Planets" combines linear elements with nuances taken from their most precious albums, to recreate cosmic and orchestrated atmospheres that accompany their story, and although the magic no longer seems to work with the same conviction as before, partly conditioned by the self-demand to elaborate more approachable and short pieces, the themes that take them back to their astral and recognised past stand out, such as the galloping, rasping hypnotism of "Point of No Return" (surely the best track on the album), Hannes Folberth's initial arpeggiated guitars and keyboard (a little nod to the Genesian 'In the Cage') in "Mysterious Monolith", the beautiful piano and vocal intro of the orchestrated "Queen of the Night", and the instrumentals "Introductions" and "At the Gates of Dawn" despite a certain weightless monotony in both developments.

And the attempts to ingratiate themselves with more energetic and aspirational landscapes come from the hand of the plaintive "On the Verge of Darkening Lights" and Folberth's interesting keyboard solo, the expectant and disturbed "Sphinx", and the conclusive "Carried by Cosmic Winds", achieving in good measure their task even being a few steps below the best times of the Germans.

3/3.5 stars

Studio Album, 1980

3.71 | 517 ratings

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Colours
Eloy Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by Hector Enrique
Prog Reviewer

After keeping the same line-up for their three previous albums, the most representative of their discography, Eloy shuffles again and renews part of their line-up (surviving the change its leader Frank Bornemann and bass player Klaus-Peter Matziol) facing the beginning of the complicated decade of the 80's. The band tries not to get stuck in the conceptual themes and extensive developments typical of the progressive genre that had already lost much of its charm by the end of the 70's, and seeks to adapt to the stylistic models that began to dominate the musical panorama of that time, with shorter and less complex melodies, but still trying to respect its rock and space essence. And the result was "Colours" (1980), the band's eighth album.

The polychromatic work opens the game with a simplified approach, and although some pieces fail to convince completely, such as the repetitive and trivial "Horizons", from which perhaps its celestial female chorus could be rescued, or the urgent and lilting "Gallery", which suffers from an excess of lightness, there are a good handful of songs that come out of the challenge well and vindicate the most cosmic and structured Eloy, like the atmospheric "Illuminations" and Bornemann's hard rock riffs interacting with the keyboards of newcomer Hannes Folberth, the hypnotic mid-tempos of "Giant" and "Impressions" with their interesting flute contributions, or the infallible Floydian reference in "Child Migration" and its guitar riffs borrowed from 'Pigs (Three Different Ones)' in one of the best tracks on the album.

And after the Parsonian vibe that emanates from the relaxed and shifting "Silhouette" with the harmonic and versatile wall of sound that Matziol's bass and the percussion of the also newly incorporated Jim McGillivray generate for the guitars and keyboards, the twilight melancholy of "Sunset", a beautiful and peaceful instrumental dominated by Bornemann's guitar arpeggios and Folberth's keyboards, brings "Colours" to an end, and marks the beginning of the German band's eighties period.

3.5 stars

Tarot, Part II by MAGICK BROTHER & MYSTIC SISTER album cover

Studio Album, 2024

3.39 | 14 ratings

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Tarot, Part II
Magick Brother & Mystic Sister Psychedelic/Space Rock

Review by BrufordFreak
Collaborator Honorary Collaborator

The Barcelona Canterbury Psi-Funk band's second studio album release of 2024, this one from November 22.

1. "Strength" (5:05) some of Eva's sultry pagan poetry played over Ozrics-infused funky psychedelic rock that sounds as if it were a cover of a classic 1960s pop song. Nice lead guitar solo from guest Tony Jagqar in the fourth minute. The presence of creepy Fender Rhodes and sitar add to the occult-esoteric mystique. A charming, promising, top three song. (9/10)

2. "The Hanged Man" (3:31) a percussion-entrenched instrumental that moves through two or three parts with layers of synths and heavily-treated piano washing over the top. (8.75/10)

3. "The Unnamed Arcane" (3:25) an instrumental that was resuscitated from the cutting floor of Tarot, Part I. (8.7/10)

4. "The Temperance" (4:26) another throwaway instrumental that they forgot to throwaway. (8.7/10)

5. "The Devil" (3:23) trying to inflect a little Zeuhl into the Canterbury soundscape? In the third minute Eva's spoken voice reverberates like a 1970s Elvira casting spells. (8.75/10)

6. "The Tower" (3:16) now back to the 1960s--like something from a female-fronted psychedelic rock band like the or Ultimate Spinach, It's A Beautiful Day, Pan & Regaliz, Carol Of Harvest, Earth And Fire, or perhaps Jefferson Airplane. (8.875/10)

7. "The Star" (5:00) a spacey New Age Gong or Steve Hillage song. Lots of Ozric bubbles, erps, stretchy weirditudes and oolite plurnies with and gentle keyboard and guitar apreggi floating around in and around the soundscape. A top three song. (9/10)

8. "The Moon" (5:54) Eva's vocoder voice with more soft-core Ozric-Gong-Hillage sounds built over a straight 1965 psychedelic rock foundation. (8.75/10)

9. "The Sun" (4:42) a decently constructed 1960s pop song with great bass play, Mellotron, and heavily treated (and nicely arranged) vocals from both Xavi and Eva singing in unison. Lead guitar in the fourth minute is performed by guest Tony Jagwar. My final top three song. (8.875/10)

10. "The Judgement" (5:56) sitar and acoustic guitars and dreamy ethereal female whispervocals dominate this simple almost-Prog Folk song. Sounds a lot like the music that Medi�val B�bes' Katharine Blake continues to make. (8.875/10)

11. "The World" (7:12) another pointless, meandering, needlessly drawn out pseudo-POPOL VUH-like jam with strummed and picked acoustic guitars, sitar, treated piano, and heavily-reverbed female vocalese (mostly aaah's) that achieves non of the transportive/transcendent effect of Florian Fricke's ground-breaking band. (12.75/15)

Total Time 51:50

While still of excellent sound quality and very consistent in terms of sound and stylings when compared to Tarot, Part I, the music here feels more "supplemental," less developed, polished, and/or finished. There are far more minutes of instrumental music--a lot of it what feel like "background msuic" jams--and less of Eva's wonderful vocal stylings and arrangements. Where Xavi and Eva rushed to get this out to the public? Was this really the finished product they wanted to share with their admiring audience? After the delightfully high quality and consistency of Tarot, Part I--on which the band felt like it had grown (since their self-titled 2020 debut)--I had expectations for Part II that are here sharply disappointed.

B/four stars; a decent collection of what feels like unfinished psychedelic covers of classic 1960s hit songs.

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Psychedelic/Space Rock bands/artists list

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10000 RUSSOS	Portugal
3 LEAFS	United States
35007	Netherlands
3RD EAR EXPERIENCE	Multi-National
THE 4 LEVELS OF EXISTENCE	Greece
ABSTRACCI�N	Spain
ABUNAI!	United States
ACID FLORIANI	Russia
ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE	Japan
ACID ROOSTER	Germany
ACTION & TENSION & SPACE	Norway
AD'ABSURDUM	Switzerland
ADDICTHEAD	Switzerland
AGAMEMNON	Switzerland
AGUSA	Sweden
AHKMED	Australia
AHORA MAZDA	Netherlands
AKASHA	Norway
ALAMEDA 5	Poland
ALASEHIR	United States
ALBER JUPITER	France
ALC�NTARA	Italy
ALEX DELIVERY	United States
�LGARNAS TR�DG�RD	Sweden
ALHAMBRA	Italy
ALICE	France
ALIEN PLANETSCAPES	United States
ALIENTAR	United States
ALITHIA	Australia
ALMUADEM	Portugal
ALPHA NORD	Germany
ALPHA OMEGA	Australia
ALRUNE ROD	Denmark
AMARIONETTE	Portugal
AME SON	France
AMGALA TEMPLE	Norway
AMONULLUNOMA	Ireland
THE AMORPHOUS ANDROGYNOUS	United Kingdom
AMPACITY	Poland
AMPLIFIER	United Kingdom
ANALOGY	Italy
ANDROMEDA SPACE RITUAL	Poland
ANGEL'IN HEAVY SYRUP	Japan
ANNOT RH�L	Norway
ANONIMA SOUND LTD.	Italy
ANTA	United Kingdom
ANTLERS	United States
DADDY ANTOGNA Y LOS DE HELIO	Argentina
ANUBIAN LIGHTS	United States
APHODYL	Germany
APPALACHIAN TRANSLATOR	United States
APRYL FOOL	Japan
APTEKA	Poland
AQUA NEBULA OSCILLATOR	France
AQUANAUT	Australia
AQUARIUS LUX	United Kingdom
AQUASERGE	France
AQUELARRE	Argentina
ARCADIUM	United Kingdom
ARCHITECTURAL METAPHOR	United States
ARIES	Greece
ARILYN	Germany
ARTIFACTS & URANIUM	United Kingdom
ARZACHEL	United Kingdom
ASSEMBLE HEAD IN SUNBURST SOUND	United States
ASTRA	United States
ASTRAL MAGIC	Finland
ASTRAL SON	Netherlands
ASTRALIA	Italy
ASTRODOME	Portugal
ATAVISM OF TWILIGHT	United States
ATAVISMO	Spain
ATAXIA	United States
ATHENE NOCTUA	Italy
ATLETA	Spain
ATMOS	United States
ATOMIC SIMAO	Ukraine
ATON FIVE	Russia
AURORIS	United Kingdom
AUTO DRIVE SYSTEM	Italy
AUTOMATISM	Sweden
AVARUUSKORPRAALI PAHA HIRVI	Finland
AXE	United Kingdom
AYAHUASCA DARK TRIP	Multi-National
AYERMANIANA	Argentina
BABA SCHOLAE	France
BABILS	Belgium
BABY GRANDMOTHERS	Sweden
BACHDENKEL	United Kingdom
BACKSTREET ROMEOS	Germany
BAIKAL	United States
BAND OF RAIN	United Kingdom
THE BAND WHOSE NAME IS A SYMBOL	Canada
BARDO POND	United States
BARN OWL	United States
BARNDOMSLANDET	Sweden
BARRETT ELMORE	Sweden
BARROWS	United States
MASAKI BATOH	Japan
BAULUNA	Spain
B�IRUTH	Spain
BEYOND-O-MATIC	United States
BIG RED PANDA	Portugal
DANIEL BIRO	United Kingdom
BIRTH	United States
BLACK BOMBAIM	Portugal
THE BLACK CAT'S EYE	Germany
BLACK LIGHT SECRET	United Kingdom
THE BLACK NOODLE PROJECT	France
BLACK SCIENCE	United States
BLAND BLADEN	Sweden
BLAST FURNACE	Denmark
BLIM	United Kingdom
BLONDE ON BLONDE	United Kingdom
BLOOMCORE	Australia
BLUE PHANTOM	Italy
BOAT BURNING	United States
BOSQUES	Argentina
CHRISTIAN BOUL�	France
BRAINSTORM	Australia
BREMEN	Sweden
DAVE BROCK	United Kingdom
BROTHERHOOD OF THE MACHINE	United Kingdom
BROWN SPIRITS	Australia
ARTHUR BROWN'S KINGDOM COME	United Kingdom
BRUJAS DEL SOL	United States
BUHO ERMITANO	Peru
BUNNIES	United States
BURNT NOODLE	United States
ROBERT CALVERT	South Africa
CAMEL	United Kingdom
CANTERBURY GLASS	United Kingdom
CAPITAL SENTIMENTAL	Netherlands
DYLAN CARLSON	United States
CARLTON MELTON	United States
THE CARPET KNIGHTS	Sweden
CARR�.LADICH.MARCHAL	Multi-National
CATHARSIS	France
CATS ON THE ROOF	Ukraine
CAULDRON	Sweden
CAUSA SUI	Denmark
CAVE	United States
CEDITH	Turkey
CENTRIC JONES	United States
LES CHAMPIGNONS	Canada
CHARLIE & ESDOR	Sweden
CHICAGO ODENSE ENSEMBLE	Multi-National
CHICKENCAGE EXPERIENCE	Germany
CHILLIWACK	Canada
CHIMERA	United Kingdom
CHOLBON	Russia
CHROMA KEY	United States
CHROMIUM HAWK MACHINE	United States
CIOLKOWSKA	Russia
CIRCLE	Finland
CIRCUS 2000	Italy
COBALT BLUE	Brazil
COBRA FAMILY PICNIC	United States
COCK C'NELL	Japan
CODEX SERAFINI	United Kingdom
COLD SUN	United States
COLORSTAR	Hungary
COLSTER	Italy
COMA STEREO	Slovenia
COMETS ON FIRE	United States
LA COMPAGNIA DIGITALE	Italy
O CORVO MUDO	Portugal
COSARARA	Italy
LAS COSAS	Argentina
THE COSMIC DEAD	United Kingdom
COSMIC FALL	Germany
COSMIC TRIGGERS	Russia
COSMIC TRIP MACHINE	Belgium
COSMONAUTTRANSFER	United Kingdom
COSMOS FACTORY	Japan
CRACKED MACHINE	United Kingdom
CRANIUM PIE	United Kingdom
THE CRAZY LEFT EXPERIENCE	Portugal
CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX	United Kingdom
CRONOMAD	Mexico
CROW	United Kingdom
CRUMBLING GHOST	United Kingdom
CUCUMBER FARMER	Finland
CUZO	Spain
D SOUND	Hungary
D'ARCANA	United States
DA CAPTAIN TRIPS	Italy
DALIBOROVO GRANJE	Croatia
DARK BUDDHA RISING	Finland
DARK SUN	Finland
DARXTAR	Sweden
DASPUTNIK	Finland
DATETENRYU	Japan
DAUDANE	France
ALAN DAVEY	United Kingdom
DAY OF PHOENIX	Denmark
DAY SHIFT	United Kingdom
DE CRONOPIOS	Argentina
DEAD MAN TELLS	Russia
DEAD MEADOW	United States
DEAD SEA APES	United Kingdom
DEAF SCENE	United States
DEBRIS OF TITAN	United States
DEEP SPACE DESTRUCTORS	Finland
DEIGEN	Japan
DELVING	Germany
DEN DER HALE	Sweden
DER NEUE PLANET	Germany
DHIDALAH	Japan
DHVANI	Italy
EL DIABLO	Mexico
DOMBOSHAWA	Sweden
DOMO	Spain
THE DOPPELG�NGERS	United States
DOWNLOUDERS	Italy
DR HASBEEN	United Kingdom
DR. TOTEM	Mexico
DRAGONTEARS	Denmark
DRAGONWYCK	United States
DRAHK VON TRIP	Sweden
DREAM MACHINE	United Kingdom
DRUNKEN GUNMEN	Australia
DUNGEN	Sweden
DUNST	Germany
THE EARLIES	Multi-National
EARTHLESS	United States
EARTHLING SOCIETY	United Kingdom
EASTERN SYNDROME	Russia
EATING.SEATS	Italy
ECHOLOT	Switzerland
ECSTATIC VISION	United States
EDEN ROSE	France
EDENA GARDENS	Denmark
EDGAR'S HAIR	Netherlands
EGO ON THE ROCKS	Germany
THE EGOCENTRICS	Romania
EGYPTIAN KINGS	Portugal
EIDETIC SEEING	United States
EKOS	Mexico
EKTROVERDE	Finland
EKZILO	Spain
ELECTRIC EYE	Norway
ELECTRIC MOON	Germany
ELECTRIC W�RMS	United States
ELEVATOR	Canada
BRIAN ELLIS	United States
ELOY	Germany
AN EMERALD CITY	Multi-National
ENDLESS VALLEY	Australia
ENDWORLD HALOS	Finland
THE ENTRANCE BAND	United States
EQUATIONS	Portugal
ERTLIF	Switzerland
ESCAPADE	United States
ETER-K	Peru
ETERNAL TAPESTRY	United States
ETHIVA	Spain
EVEL GAZEBOW	United Kingdom
EYE	United States
F/I	United States
THE FACEDANCERS	United States
FAIRUZ DERIN BULUT	Turkey
FALSOS CONEJOS	Argentina
FANATISM	Sweden
FANTASY	United States
FAR EAST FAMILY BAND	Japan
FAR OUT	Japan
FARFLUNG	United States
MICK FARREN	United Kingdom
FERNANDEF	France
THE F�RTILITY C�LT	Finland
FIFTY FOOT HOSE	United States
FIRE WHALE	United States
FIRECLAN	United States
FIRST BAND FROM OUTER SPACE	Sweden
THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL SEX BAND	Netherlands
FISH EYE LENS	United States
FJODOR	Croatia
FLAW & ORDER	India
FLEUR DE LIS	Denmark
FLOORIAN	United States
THE FLOW	Greece
FLOWER TRAVELLIN' BAND	Japan
FLOWERS MUST DIE	Sweden
F�LLAKZOID	Chile
FONYA	United States
FOOD BRAIN	Japan
FORCE MAJEURE	Hungary
THE FORMLESS FORM	United States
FRAKTAL	Argentina
FROGGIE BEAVER	United States
FROLIC FROTH	Mexico
FROM GROTTO	Finland
FROZEN GEESE	United Kingdom
FUNGAL ABYSS	United States
FUNGUS HILL	Sweden
CHRIS FUNK	United States
THE FUTURE KINGS OF ENGLAND	United Kingdom
GALACTICKA	Finland
GAL�PAGOS	Argentina
GALAXY	Germany
THE GATE TO ALPHA CENTAURI	United Kingdom
GDEVA	Russia
GHOST	Japan
GHOSTS OF JUPITER	United States
THE GIANT HOGWEED ORCHESTRA	Finland
GLASWALD	Germany
GLOSSOLALIA	Multi-National
GO-NEKO!	Argentina
GOAT	Sweden
GONDHAWA	France
ALAIN GORAGUER	France
CARY GRACE	United Kingdom
GRAIL	United Kingdom
GRAILS	United States
GREEN MILK FROM THE PLANET ORANGE	Japan
GREY MOUSE	Russia
GREYLEVEL	Canada
GREYSCALE	Australia
GROMBIRA	Germany
GROOP	United States
GROUP 1850	Netherlands
GROWING SEEDS	Germany
GUILD NAVIGATORS	United States
GURU & ZERO	United Kingdom
HADAL SHERPA	Finland
HAEKA	Italy
HANADENSHA	Japan
HANDLINGNOISE	Finland
HANDWRIST	Portugal
HARPO JARVI	United States
HARVESTMAN	United States
HASH JAR TEMPO	Multi-National
HAUNTED LEATHER	United States
HAWKWIND	United Kingdom
HEAD SPIN	United Kingdom
A HEADFULL OF MONSTERS	United Kingdom
HEADROOM	United States
THE HEADS	United Kingdom
HEAVY MOON	Canada
HEAVY WATER EXPERIMENTS	United States
DASHIELL HEDAYAT	France
HELLBENDER	United States
HEPTAGRAM	Bulgaria
HERBCRAFT	United States
HERE & NOW	United Kingdom
HERE THE CAPTAIN SPEAKING; THE CAPTAIN IS DEAD	Spain
HERU AVENGER	United States
HIBISCUS BISCUIT	Australia
H�BRIDO	Spain
HIDRIA SPACEFOLK	Finland
HIERONYMUS DREAM	Greece
HIGH DEPENDENCY UNIT	New Zealand
HILLS	Sweden
HIMMELLEGEME	Norway
HISKO DETRIA	Finland
HOLLOW DRIFTER	Netherlands
HOLLOW EARTH	Sweden
HOLLOW MIRRORS	United States
THE HOLOGRAM PEOPLE	United Kingdom
HOLY RIVER FAMILY BAND	Sweden
HONDURAS LIBREGRUPO	Argentina
HOTEL WRECKING CITY TRADERS	Australia
HOUSE OF NOT	Canada
HOWLIN' MAGIC	United States
HUM	Germany
HUMAN FACTOR	Russia
HUMANOID	Canada
HUMINOITA	Finland
HUMUS	Mexico
HUNDOS	United States
HYPNODRONE ENSEMBLE	Germany
HYPNOS 69	Belgium
HYPNOTIC FLOOR	Austria
I.E.M.	United Kingdom
ICI MAINTENANTS	United Kingdom
ID	United States
IGRA STAKLENIH PERLI	Yugoslavia
IKIHEVONEN	Finland
DJORDJE ILIJIN	Yugoslavia
IMANISSIMO	Indonesia
IN A NUTSHELL	Russia
IN ZAIRE	Italy
INCANDESCENT SKY	United States
THE INFINITE TRIP	United Kingdom
INFINITY FORMS OF YELLOW REMEMBER	United Kingdom
INOMATA TAKESHI & SOUND L.T.D.	Japan
INSIDER	Italy
INSTANT FLIGHT	Multi-National
INTERKOSMOS	Austria
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER	Sweden
INVERNADERO	Chile
THE INVISIBLE BAND!	United Kingdom
INVISIBLE OPERA COMPANY OF TIBET (BRAZIL)	Brazil
ION QUEST	United States
LA IRA DE DIOS	Peru
IT'S NOT NIGHT: IT'S SPACE	United States
IVORY	Germany
IXTHULUH	Austria
J. A. CAESAR	Japan
JACKO WACKO	Peru
JACKS	Japan
ANDY JACKSON	United Kingdom
JADE	France
JADE WARRIOR	United Kingdom
JALAYAN	Italy
JASTREB	Croatia
THE JELLY JAM	United States
JESUS WITH ME	United States
JOY HEIGHTS	Japan
JUKE	France
JULIE'S HAIRCUT	Italy
JUUDAS ISKARIOTIN SUUDELMA	Finland
KAARNA	Finland
KALUTALIKSUAK	Russia
TYLER KAMEN	United States
KANAAN	Norway
KANZEON	Japan
KAOLL	Brazil
KARABA	Germany
KARAKORUM	Germany
KARMA CANON	United States
KARMIC SOCIETY	Germany
KARUNA KHYAL	Japan
A. J. KAUFMANN	Poland
KAULA SPANDA	Russia
ROSE KEMP	United Kingdom
KHADAVRA	Sweden
PAUL KIDNEY EXPERIENCE	Australia
KIKAGAKU MOYO	Japan
KIKI PAU	Finland
KILL FOR TOTAL PEACE	France
KILLFLAVOUR	Germany
KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD	Australia
KING SUFFY GENERATOR	Italy
KINGBATHMAT	United Kingdom
KINGSTON WALL	Finland
KINSKI	United States
KIRKBINSINEK	Turkey
KIRUNA	Norway
KLAR	Czech Republic
KLAVA	Finland
KNALL	Germany
PASI KOIVU	Finland
KOPILOTT	Spain
KORAI �R�M	Hungary
ERKIN KORAY	Turkey
KOSMOS	Canada
KOUSOKUYA	Japan
KOZMIC MUFFIN	Spain
KRAUTZONE	Germany
KREL	United Kingdom
KROM LEK	United Kingdom
KUNGENS M�N	Sweden
KUNI KAWACHI TO KARE NO TOMODACHI	Japan
KVASAR	Spain
LA CADENA PSYCH JAMBAND	Spain
LA HORSA BIANCA	Ukraine
LAGHONIA	Peru
LAMAGAIA	Sweden
LANA LEE	Spain
LANDING	United States
LANDS END	United States
LAVA	Sweden
LAY LLAMAS	Italy
LAZERT�TH	United States
LE MUR	Germany
THE LEGENDARY FLOWER PUNK	Russia
THE LEGENDARY PINK DOTS	United Kingdom
LEMMUS LEMMUS	Israel
LEMONADE INFLUENCE	Greece
SELIM LEMOUCHI AND HIS ENEMIES	Netherlands
LENIN	Argentina
LENINGRAD BLUES MACHINE	Japan
LES LEKIN	Austria
LIQUID ORBIT	Germany
LIQUID SOUND COMPANY	United States
LIQUID VISIONS	Germany
LIQUIDO DI MORTE	Italy
LITMUS	United Kingdom
LIZARDS EXIST	Croatia
LOCH NESS	Mexico
LONDON ODENSE ENSEMBLE	Multi-National
LONDON UNDERGROUND	Italy
THE LONGEST DAY	Australia
LOOP	United Kingdom
LORDFISH	Costa Rica
LORDS OF FORM	United Kingdom
LOVE LIVE LIFE + ONE	Japan
LOVE MACHINE	Germany
LUBIANKA	Spain
L�GER	Spain
LUMERIANS	United States
LUNAR DUNES	United Kingdom
MAAT LANDER	Russia
THE MACHINE	Netherlands
MACONDO	Peru
MADEMOISELLE MARQUEE	United Kingdom
MICHEL MADORE	Canada
MAGIC LANTERN	United States
MAGIC MUSCLE	United Kingdom
MAGICAL POWER MAKO	Japan
MAGICK BROTHER & MYSTIC SISTER	Spain
MAGNOG	United States
MAINLINER	Japan
MAJUTSU NO NIWA	Japan
MALADY	Finland
MAMMAL MACHINE	Japan
MAMMATUS	United States
MAN	United Kingdom
MANBURGER SURGICAL	United States
THE MANDRAKE MEMORIAL	United States
MANTA RAY	Spain
MANTRA MACHINE	Netherlands
MANTRIC MUSE	Denmark
MAPPE NOOTICHE	Italy
KEVIN MAPPLEBECK	United States
MARBLE SHEEP	Japan
MARGIN	Germany
ALAIN MARKUSFELD	France
MARMALADE KNIVES	United States
MARS EVERYWHERE	United States
MARS RED SKY	France
MARY NEWSLETTER	Italy
M�SF�L	Hungary
MASTER MUSICIANS OF BUKKAKE	United States
MATUSHKA	Russia
MECHANIK	Spain
MELANGE	Spain
MELODIC ENERGY COMMISSION	Canada
MELTING EUPHORIA	United States
MERKABAH	Poland
MESS	Estonia
MESSAGE	Germany
MIDDAY VEIL	United States
MIDNIGHT AIRSHIP	Canada
MIDNIGHT ZOMBIE ALLIGATOR	Spain
MIIST	Poland
MIJA	United States
MILES FROM PANGAEA	United States
MILO BLACK	United Kingdom
MIND!	Spain
MISTY MOUNTAIN FOUNDATION	Finland
MOBY TRIP	New Zealand
MOHODISCO	United States
MOLECULE	France
MONARCH	United States
MONDO DRAG	United States
MONKEY3	Switzerland
MONOMYTH	Netherlands
MOOCH	United Kingdom
MOON DUO	United States
MOON FOG PROPHET	Finland
MOON GOONS	United States
MOON PHANTOMS	Multi-National
MOONWAGON	Finland
THE MOOR	Sweden
THE MOOSE	United States
LA MORTE VIENE DALLO SPAZIO	Italy
MOTHER DUST	Germany
MOTHER ENGINE	Germany
MOTHER GONG	United Kingdom
MOTHER OF FIRE	United States
MOTHER-UNIT	Netherlands
MOTHERSHIP	United States
MOTHS & LOCUSTS	Canada
MOURA	Spain
THE MOVEMENTS	Sweden
MR QUIMBY'S BEARD	United Kingdom
MT. MOUNTAIN	Australia
MUGSTAR	United Kingdom
MUSHGOONS	Italy
MUSHROOM	United States
MUSHROOM GIANT	Australia
MUSIC EMPORIUM	United States
OS MUTANTES	Brazil
MY BROTHER THE WIND	Sweden
MY SLEEPING KARMA	Germany
MYRIAD	Australia
THE MYRRORS	United States
MYSTERY EGG	United States
MYTHIC SUNSHIP	Denmark
NAAM	United States
NAKED ELF	United States
NANGYALA	Netherlands
NANOSTORM	France
NAPATISTA	United States
THE NARCOTIC DAFFODILS	Belgium
LOS NATAS	Argentina
NAXATRAS	Greece
NAZCA SPACE FOX	Germany
NEGATIVE ZONE	France
NEKTAR	United Kingdom
NEMRUD	Turkey
GIORGIO C. NERI	Italy
THE NEW MAGIC	Norway
THE NIGHT SEA	United States
NIMBUS	Finland
NNECRA PACKE	France
NO MAN'S LAND	Greece
NO-MAN	United Kingdom
NODENS ICTUS	United Kingdom
NOETICS	Germany
NOPE	United Kingdom
NOSOUND	Italy
NOSTRADAMUS THE TANK ENGINE	United States
NUDITY	United States
NUKLI	United Kingdom
NUMINOUS EYE	United States
NYL	France
OATS	United States
OBSKURIA	Multi-National
OC FEEF	United States
OCEANSIZE	United Kingdom
OCTAVIO SENDERO	Argentina
OCTOPUS	United Kingdom
OCTOPUS	Germany
OCTOPUS RIDE	Sweden
OCTOPUS SYNG	Finland
THEE OH SEES	United States
OHEAD	United Kingdom
OKTA LOGUE	Germany
THE OLD MILL FREE ENSEMBLE	Italy
OLE LUKKOYE	Russia
OM	United States
OMEGA	Hungary
OMENOPUS	United Kingdom
OMESTHESIA	Spain
OMNIA OPERA	United Kingdom
ONE OF THESE DAYS & THEE HEAVY RANDOM TONE COLOUR LAB	Spain
ONE SWITCH TO COLLISION	Multi-National
ONEIDA	United States
ONYRIC JOY	Spain
ORANGE CLOCKS	United Kingdom
ORANGE SHADING STARLIGHT	Italy
ORANZADA	Poland
�RESUND SPACE COLLECTIVE	Multi-National
ORGANIC IS ORGASMIC	Russia
ORION TANGO	United States
ORION'S BEETHOVEN	Argentina
ORSAK:OSLO	Sweden
THE OSCILLATION	United Kingdom
OSIRIS THE REBIRTH	United Kingdom
LA OTRACINA	United States
OULU SPACE JAM COLLECTIVE	Finland
THE OUTERSPACE MILKMEN	Multi-National
THE OVALS	Australia
OXHUITZA	Italy
OZRIC TENTACLES	United Kingdom
TA PAICHNIDIA TOU ILIOU	Greece
P�LIDOS	Portugal
BRUCE PALMER	Canada
THE PANCAKES	Germany
PANTA REI	Sweden
PAPIR	Denmark
PARADISE 9	United Kingdom
PARADOX	United Kingdom
PARADOX ONE	United Kingdom
PARALLEL OR 90 DEGREES	United Kingdom
EL P�RAMO	Spain
PAVALLION	Germany
P�LOQUIN-SAUVAGEAU	Canada
PEOPLE	Japan
PEOPLE OF THE NORTH	United States
PERILYMPH	France
PERIZONA EXPERIMENT	Italy
PERMANENT CLEAR LIGHT	Finland
PHARAOH OVERLORD	Finland
PHLOX	Malaysia
PILOT VOYAGER	Hungary
PILOTOCOPILOTO	Peru
PINK FLOYD	United Kingdom
LA PIRAMIDE DI SANGUE	Italy
PLANETS AND THE WATER	Spain
PLANK	United Kingdom
PLASTIC OVERLORDS	United States
PLASTIC WOODS	Spain
PLEN	Poland
PLJ BAND	Greece
POLESTAR 1	United States
POLSKA RADIO ONE	Russia
POLTERGEIST	United Kingdom
POLYPHONY	United States
POLYTOXICOMANE PHILHARMONIE	Germany
POND	Australia
POSEIDON	Germany
POSSUM	Canada
PRE-MED	United Kingdom
PRIMORDIAL UNDERMIND	United States
PRISMA	Germany
PROFESSOR TIP TOP	Norway
PROJECT MOONBEAM	United States
PSEUDO SUN	Sweden
PSI CORPS	Russia
PSYCHATRONE RHONEDAKK	United States
PSYCHE BUGYO	Japan
PSYCHEDELIC SUN'S	Finland
PSYCHEDELIC WARRIORS	United Kingdom
PSYCHIC ILLS	United States
PSYCHIC LEMON	United Kingdom
THE PSYCHIC PARAMOUNT	United States
PUBLIC FOOT THE ROMAN	United Kingdom
PURPLE OVERDOSE	Greece
PURPLE VELLOCET	Spain
PUSSY	United Kingdom
PYRAMIDAL	Spain
PYRAMIDION	United Kingdom
QOPH	Sweden
QUANTUM FANTAY	Belgium
QUARKSPACE	United States
QUEEN ELEPHANTINE	United States
RA CAN ROW	United States
R�D KJETIL AND THE LOVING EYE OF GOD	Sweden
RADAR MEN FROM THE MOON	Netherlands
RADIOMOBEL	Sweden
RAGNAROK	New Zealand
MARCO RAGNI	Italy
RAINY SEASON	Russia
LES RALLIZES DENUDES	Japan
RAPTOR KONRAD	Czech Republic
RARA AVIS IN TERRIS	France
RASASOUND	Hungary
RAVEN SAD	Italy
THE RE-STONED	Russia
REALEAF	Israel
RED SUN	Italy
THE RENDLESHAM FOREST INCIDENT	United States
RENK	Turkey
THE RESONANCE ASSOCIATION	United Kingdom
RHYTON	United States
CATHERINE RIBEIRO & ALPES	France
RINSE. REPEAT.	United States
ROBB & POTT	Multi-National
ROBIN AND THE MODEST	Germany
RODOTOTOED	Mexico
ROOT	United Kingdom
THE ROOTS OF ECHO	Sweden
ANDREW DOUGLAS ROTHBARD	United States
ROTOR	Germany
ROVO	Japan
RULAMAN	Germany
RYMDSTYRELSEN	Sweden
RYODAN	Japan
SAGA	Sweden
SALMA GANDHI	Sweden
SAMMAL	Finland
SAMSARA BLUES EXPERIMENT	Germany
SAN PEDRO'S VISION	United Kingdom
SAPAT	United States
SATURNALIA	United Kingdom
SAUNABADH	Finland
SAVANNA	Portugal
SAWKEN	Chile
SCARED BUNNY	Canada
SCARLET UTOPIA	Germany
SCHROEDINGER'S CAT	Germany
SCHWARZ	Spain
SEALAND AIRLINES	Ukraine
SECOND HAND	United Kingdom
THE SECRET MACHINES	United States
SECRET SAUCER	United States
SEHNSUCHT	Russia
SEID	Norway
SEMENTE	Brazil
SEMI	Japan
SENDELICA	United Kingdom
SENSATIONS' FIX	Italy
SENTIENT	United Kingdom
SEPSIS	Russia
SERPENTINA SATELITE	Peru
SEVEN PERCENT SOLUTION	United States
SEVEN THAT SPELLS	Croatia
SF	Japan
SFUMATO	Germany
SH'MANTRA	Australia
SHAMAN ELEPHANT	Norway
SHATTER PROJECKT	United States
SHEM	Germany
SHINKI CHEN & FRIENDS	Japan
SHIP OF FOOLS	United Kingdom
SHIVA THE DESTRUCTOR	Ukraine
SHUTTAH	United Kingdom
SIDDHARTHA	Turkey
SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO	Poland
SILAS NEPTUNE	United States
SIMILAR	Puerto Rico
SISTA MAJ	Sweden
SISTRA	Italy
SIX ORGANS OF ADMITTANCE	United States
SKY PICNIC	United States
SLEEPIN PILLOW	Greece
SLEEPING PANDORA	Germany
SLEEPY SUN	United States
SLIFT	France
SLOVO MIRA	Russia
THE SLOW LIGHT	Australia
SLOW RIDE HOME	Ukraine
SMOKING SPORE	United States
SNAKE OIL	United States
SNAKES DON'T BELONG IN ALASKA	United Kingdom
SNC	Italy
SNOVI	Croatia
SOLAR CORONA	Portugal
SOLAR GLORY	United States
SOLAR PROJECT	Germany
SOM IMAGIN�RIO	Brazil
SOMA	United Kingdom
SOMALI YACHT CLUB	Ukraine
SONAR	Hungary
SONIC BOOM	United Kingdom
THE SONIC SHAMEN	United Kingdom
SONIC TRIP PROJECT	United Kingdom
SONORA SUNRISE	Russia
SONORHC	France
SONTAAG	United Kingdom
SOPHIE'S EARTHQUAKE	Germany
NICKLAS S�RENSEN	Denmark
THE SOULBREAKER COMPANY	Spain
SOUNDARCADE	Latvia
SOUR	Colombia
SPACE DEBRIS	Germany
SPACE DRUIDS	Russia
SPACE INVADERS	Germany
SPACE MIRRORS	Multi-National
SPACE MUSHROOM FUZZ	United States
SPACE RITUAL	United Kingdom
THE SPACE SPECTRUM	Germany
SPACEHEAD	United Kingdom
THE SPACELORDS	Germany
SPACEMEN 3	United Kingdom
SPACESEED	United States
THE SPACIOUS MIND	Sweden
SPATIAL MOODS	Peru
SPECIMEN 37	United States
SPEED; GLUE AND SHINKI	Japan
SPIRAL	United States
SPIRAL DRIVE	Germany
SPIRAL REALMS	United Kingdom
SPIRALMAZE	Greece
SPIRIT OF THE MATTER	France
SPIRITS BURNING	Multi-National
THE SPIRITS OF THE EARTH	United Kingdom
SPLINK	United Kingdom
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION	United Kingdom
SQUADRA OMEGA	Italy
SRI AUROBINDO	United States
ST 37	United States
ST MIKAEL	Sweden
STAIRCASES	United States
THE STARS	Japan
STARVING DAUGHTERS	United States
STEEO	Italy
STEREOCHROME	United States
STEREOKIMONO	Italy
STREETMARK	Germany
STROBE	United Kingdom
STULL	United States
STUPID COSMONAUT	United Kingdom
SUBARACHNOID SPACE	United States
S�DSTERN 44	Germany
SUISHOU NO FUNE	Japan
SULA BASSANA	Germany
SUMDEUS	United States
THE SUN BLINDNESS	Australia
SUN DIAL	United Kingdom
THE SUN OR THE MOON	Germany
SUNBURNED HAND OF THE MAN	United States
SUNFOREST	United Kingdom
SUNGOD	United States
SUNGRAZER	Netherlands
SUNRISE SUNSET PROJECT	Russia
SUNSET OF RA	Greece
SUPERFJORD	Finland
SUUK	Estonia
SVARTBAG	Denmark
SVENSKA PSYKV�NNER	Sweden
SVNTAX ERROR	Australia
SWEDENBORG RAUM	Germany
SWEET SMOKE	United States
THE SYN	United Kingdom
SYSTEMS THEORY	United States
LOS T�BANOS EXPERIENCE	Chile
TABOO STU	United States
TAIPUVA LUOTISUORA	Finland
TAJ-MAHAL TRAVELLERS	Japan
TAKO	Yugoslavia
TANGLE EDGE	Norway
TANNED LEATHER	Germany
TANTRA	Argentina
TASHA-YAR	United States
JAY TAUSIG	United States
TEETH OF THE SEA	United Kingdom
TELEGRAPH	Israel
TEMPLE GARDEN	United States
TEMPLE OF THE SMOKE	Serbia
TEMPLES	Finland
TERMINAL LOVERS	United States
TESTET �LT	Multi-National
TETRASUN	Finland
THERE IS NO TIME	United States
THINK FLOYD	United Kingdom
THTX	United States
TIA CARRERA	United States
TIDAL FLOOD	Greece
TINY FINGERS	Israel
TITAN	United States
TMA-1	Spain
TNVVN�M	Estonia
TONHOTEL	United States
TORGA OSTERA	Portugal
TRACTOR	United Kingdom
TR�D GR�S OCH STENAR	Sweden
TRAFFIC SOUND	Peru
TRANSITIONAL PHASE	United States
TRANSNADEZNOST	Russia
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