Epsylon (a.k.a. Brennan Murphey) was born in Taos, New Mexico to a musical family of songwriters. He took to computers at the very early age of 3 and was programming a Commodore 64 by the time he was 4 years old. He began his musical career at 5 with the violin, with his first performance at age 6. As he grew older he picked up piano at 9 and guitar at 13. He soon found himself limited by the use of one instrument at a time and annoyed with the power struggles of band drama, so he quit the band and began sequencing multi-part arrangements with a 486 computer. By age 15 he was creating full tracks with multiple MIDI and audio instruments.

After graduating high school at age 17, he went to study at Berklee College of Music on a merit-based BEST guitar scholarship. While studying at Berklee he was first exposed to drum and bass artists like LTJ Bukem, Goldie, Photek and Roni Size, soon falling head over heels in love with electronic music. He soon left Berklee and transferred to St. John's College in Santa Fe where he received a year of classical music instruction, working as a Music Assistant to one of the professors. In the fall of 2001, he made the decision to take a year off and focus exclusively on music production in his home studio. From 2001-2002 he completed a trance album and a hip-hop album which both garnered critical acclaim from the local Taos music scene. Following the releases, he appeared on FM radio five times.

Immediately after receiving his undergraduate degree in 2004, Pure Energy Records licensed his track "Delta Waves" which was released on 12" vinyl and became a favorite of trance DJs all across the southwest. He then moved to Los Angeles for a change of pace and to seek a job related to electronic music. Since moving to Los Angeles, Epsylon has made 23 appearances in clubs and other music venues. He is currently working on a full-length psytrance album while teaching music synthesis at the ICON music collective in downtown Los Angeles. To date he has produced 35 compositions that span five musical genres.

Satyasamadhi has dabbled in all things artistic from steel sculpting to photography to eastern european circus arts (aka spinning poi on stilts). But at heart she had always had a "thing" for music. Musical training since three, she's developed a unique ear for sound. Growing up in the heart of the music industry, she has a shrewd sense of business and the more commercial side of music. Experience running a radio station, she has the know-how and determination of handle businss.

Since she began DJing at WZLY, an all female run radio station, in 2002, her musical style has evolved to a more eclectic and definite taste. Though, she will listen to most things, today, she only spins downtempo and psydub with heavy latin and eastern influences. She also loves to partake in the electroclash, but it doesn't happen quite as much. Over time, Satyasamadhi has taken her music to be a more transedental object used to connect to the psyche and move the soul into higher states. She believes that one manifests the things they surround themselves with, and music is one of the most influential substances one can submit themseles to. "With the sound waves resonating through our every cell, it is no wonder we manifest its energy."

Currently she has decided to put her music ability and all those instruments and lessons she had growing up (Thanks mom!) to good use. She has started working with Epsylon on a psy dub project. And is super excited in the purpus.

Satyasamadhi can also take brilliant pictures and can cook some mean vegan treats.

Vid VJs under the moniker Photonic Trancemission, and was just recently booked as the resident VJ at the Sound Therapy series being put on by Get Loose Productions and Kinetik here in Albuquerque NM. The most recent famous musician Vid did visuals for was the artist George Acosta, but other big names would include: John Creamer, Boy George, Kimball Collins, Thomas Michael, Nigel Richards, Brian, Craze, Hipp-E, Tribal Touch, Inertia, Mr. Kool-Aide, Enrie, Tony B!, Irene , Richard Humpty Vission, Dave Trance, and DJ Dan, to name a few.

Vid designs graphics for electronic music clients and himself under the moniker Psychic GraFX. He has designed a great number of promotional items and marketing materials for the underground since 1999. He has also designed flyers with headliners such as Simply Jeff and Donald Glaude, as well as most of the famous artists named in the previous list...

As a DJ, Vid mixes under the moniker Agent VII23 or DJ Noble, spinning downtempo, atmospheric, trip-hop, and environmental music. He also tries to spin DnB and Nu Skool Breaks, though this is still in its fledgling stages. He did a 22 week series of live internet broadcasts in 2004.

He also used to spin monthly at The Light Club, where his friend Jesse and he used to open each event from 7-9 pm with a 2 hour set dedicated to the slower styles of music, also in 2004.

With his partner Joseph Christian, his now has 50% of the management / ownership of the new desertfm.com, and is heavily involved with its artistic direction, vision, content, and administration.

He produces music under the moniker Lord Kephra, and is currently working on three tracks.

Vid has produced 9 events in New Mexico, including:

The Prophecy
Synchronicity
Infinite Void (Joint with Harmambe)
Ancient Future (Joint with Constant Music / Global Dragon / Harmabe)
Equinox of the Gods (Joint with DLP)
Beltane
Prophecy II - The Vision
Synchronicity
2001: A Bass Odyssey

Vid is also a philosopher and a poet, and has been writing since he was six years of age.