Electronic Artist Guide

Caspa: Direct rhythms and deep bass connect his performances to dubstep’s foundational club sound, with plenty of physical weight.

Carl Cox: Rhythm-led mixing and sustained momentum reflect a long connection with club culture, keeping the focus on the dance floor.

Captain Hook: Rounded bass and slowly shifting psychedelic detail leave space between the peaks, inviting listeners to settle into a progressive groove.

Burn in Noise: Layered melodies and driving grooves create energetic full-on trance, with enough fine detail to reward listening beneath the surface.

Brian Sentient: Psychedelic dance-floor selections offer a route into the sustained rhythmic flow of a community-focused trance gathering.

Braincell: Detailed psychedelic lines and driving rhythms give the music an intricate, energetic character with a clear focus on movement.

Boogie T: Heavy bass and a playful musical personality give his performances an approachable edge within the louder dubstep landscape.

bluespectralmonkey: Psychedelic selections connect with the gathering’s trance tradition, where sustained movement matters as much as individual musical peaks.

Big Wild: Bright melodies and expressive production connect electronic rhythms with a song-led sensibility and a broad festival appeal.

Big Gigantic: Live saxophone and percussion bring a human groove to electronic arrangements, linking festival bass with funk and melody.

Ayla Nereo: Layered vocals and reflective songwriting create a gentle musical space, offering contrast within a more bass-focused festival program.

Axel Thesleff: Melodic electronic production and distinctive rhythmic motifs give his tracks an expansive, cinematic quality.

Electrypnose: A broad interest in electronic styles brings unusual textures and intricate rhythmic ideas into a detailed psychedelic musical vocabulary.