Epsylon's current project, several years in the making.

Mansion World Blues (Feb 2006)
Epsylon feat. DJedi Q
Psytrance - 145 BPM - 6:17
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It's a long haul to Salvington!

Primary Ascender (Jan 2006)
Epsylon
Psytrance - 145 BPM - 7:43
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Are you ready to be cosmic? It's the only way out.

Edge of a Dream (May 2005)
Epsylon vs. Adam Young
Psytrance - 145 BPM - 9:26
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Imagine passing through a dimensional membrane into a world of monks with vocoders playing electric guitars in a temple of lasers on the moon.

Delta Waves (Jun 2004)
Epsylon
Psytrance - 134 BPM - 8:46
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These brain waves are mysteriously produced and detectable with an EEG when someone goes into an enlightened meditative samadhi state. Delta Waves was licensed to Pure Energy Records, and pressed to vinyl in a limited edition run of 500 copies.

Spellbound (Apr 2004)
Epsylon
Breakbeat - 134 BPM - 8:03
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The traveling nanobot battle ninja wizards just ambushed you in the crystal forest! Time to use that Qi-Gong telepathy.

Another venture into the world of Hip-Hop. All beats produced by Epsylon, with some rapping by him as well. Taos's definitive hip hop release. It has reached prestigious aluminum status with over 500 copies sold to date through grassroots, guerilla marketing.

No Mistakin' (Mar 2002)
Epsylon presents Hilario LeDoux, Pablo Martinez and Andrew Garcia
Hip Hop - 90 BPM - 7:45
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The haunted house sound track.

Just Sittin' Here (Mar 2002)
Epsylon presents Pablo Martinez and Hilario LeDoux
Hip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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George Harrison meets the sneaky ninja rappers.

Change of Seasons (Apr 2002)
Epsylon presents Hilario LeDoux
Hip Hop - 90 BPM - 3:53
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Ukelele, Native American flute and ethereal synthesizers over an odd time signature.

Energy (Apr 2002)
Epsylon presents Hilario LeDoux, Pablo Martinez and Andrew Garcia
Hip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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That feeling you get when the music takes over.

Life Without Love (May 2002)
Epsylon presents Hilario LeDoux
Hip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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About the trials and travails of being alone.

Livin' the Life (May 2002)
Epsylon
Hip Hop - 90 BPM - 5:13
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Return to the Kindgom of the Watermelon Men.

Back when Epsylon was known as "Epsilon Deva", he produced his first full length trance album at Infinity Studios in Taos. This was back when he was producing shows with junglist Tim House. Are you ready to hear the old school sound?

Neurogenesis (Nov 2001)
Epsilon Deva
Classic Trance - 140 BPM - 5:56
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Without electricity, we could never make music from instruments that don't exist.

Axiom (May 2001)
Epsilon Deva
Classic Trance - 140 BPM - 7:45
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We must hold to our moral convictions.

The Light of the Future (Apr 2001)
Epsilon Deva feat. Sarah Vasilas
Classic Trance - 134 BPM - 7:46
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The future is a great light we must look towards for guidance.

Reflections (Apr 2001)
Epsilon Deva
Classic Trance - 140 BPM - 7:45
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We are all merely reflections of the true Self.

Release (Apr 2001)
Epsilon Deva
Classic Trance - 140 BPM - 4:26
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When you're finally over it all and ready to have some fun.

Tachyon Helix (Mar 2001)
Epsilon Deva
Classic Trance - 140 BPM - 7:45
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Blueprint for wormhole travelling.

Facts of Fiction (May 2001)
Epsilon Deva
Breakbeat - 110 BPM - 7:45
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Science fiction writers like William Gibson and Philip K. Dick created the future. That's what I think!

Darkmatter Paradox (Jan 2002)
Epsilon Deva
Classic Trance - 145 BPM - 7:45
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How is it that normal matter is only 10% of the universe?

Whispering Secrets (Jan 2002)
Epsilon Deva
Classic Trance - 145 BPM - 7:45
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Secrets were made illegal in my elementary school.

Absent Minded (Feb 2002)
Epsilon Deva
IDM - 145 BPM - 7:45
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Probably the wackiest track I have ever made. Pretty weird, man...

End of Days (Mar 2002)
Epsilon Deva
IDM - 115 BPM - 4:01
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808 kicks with stuttered broken hits over a cinematic theme.

Showers of Light (Sept 2001)
Epsilon Deva
Ambient - ??? BPM - 8:26
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Two tracks, completely improvised in a half hour with a Korg Triton Rack and a controller. No editing.

This album was a collaboration between Brennan Murphey (MCJ Musashi) and Jacob Bailleres (Conzentrate) conceived in the spring of 2001. It was released and performed at St. John's College "Reality" Party in May of 2001.

Transformations (Mar 2001)
MCJ Musashi & Conzentrate
Hip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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A song about metamorphosis inspired by a Shakespeare sonnet. Can you figure out which one?

Hacking the System (Mar 2001)
MCJ Musashi
Drum & Bass - 145 BPM - 7:45
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Primary Ascenders have it tough. We must use unconventional methods to accomplish our missions.

What Have You? (May 2001)
Conzentrate
Hip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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"Like a sacred stone is how I rock the spot, 'till you're lost in thought." -Conzentrate

Binary Hive (May 2001)
MCJ Musashi
Drum & Bass - 160 BPM - 3:54
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"I bought my thoughts at the corner nanobot shop." -MCJ Musashi

Make Sense (May 2001)
Conzentrate
Hip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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Think for yourself and question authority.

Soundwave Samurai (Apr 2001)
MCJ Musashi & Conzentrate
Hip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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The name says it all.

Ascension (Apr 2001)
MCJ Musashi & Conzentrate
Drum & Bass - 145 BPM - 7:45
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It's what we're all doing. Us seekers, at least.

Flyaway Chills (Jun 2001)
MCJ Musashi & Conzentrate
Trip Hop - 145 BPM - 7:45
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At the end of the day, time to chill to the sounds of rain and Indian flutes.

Brennan's intial concept album was formed while attending Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. At the time, he was studying for a bachelor's degree in guitar performance. The project was never completed because he was quickly drawn into the world of electronic music and decided to leave Boston and return to Taos.

Starlight (Apr 1999)
Brennan Murphey
Instrumental Rock - 145 BPM - 7:45
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Chanting monks and staccato violin provide a background for a lush performance of 2-handed tapping, leading into a ripping solo. Performed at Kids Unleashed in Taos, New Mexico before an audience of 400.

Golden Razor Wire (Dec 1998)
Brennan Murphey
Instrumental Rock - 145 BPM - 7:45
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Grungy metal licks over a driving syncopated beat. Makes you wanna mosh.

Andromeda (Nov 1998)
Brennan Murphey
Ambient Trance - 145 BPM - 7:45
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My first electronic music composition. A transmission from the Andromeda galaxy.