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Psytrance, short for psychedelic trance, is a subgenre of electronic dance music known for its fast tempo, typically ranging between 140-150 BPM, and its intricate, hypnotic soundscapes. Originating in the early 1990s, psytrance evolved from the Goa trance scene in India, characterized by its use of complex, layered rhythms and a heavy reliance on synthesizers and effects. The genre often features repetitive, looping basslines, ethereal melodies, and a variety of psychedelic sounds designed to create an immersive auditory experience. Psytrance is celebrated for its ability to induce a trance-like state, both in individual listeners and on the dance floor, making it a staple at music festivals worldwide. Its culture is deeply rooted in themes of unity, peace, and spiritual awakening, often accompanied by vibrant visual art and light shows. The music is typically experienced in long, continuous DJ sets, allowing for a seamless journey through sound. Psytrance has several subgenres, including full-on, dark psy,
