Artist description Do you like JUNO REACTOR, PAUL VAN DYK, MAN WITH NO NAME, and SVEN VATH? Then check out DIVINORUM... maximal trance! Some people make trance with few sounds and a very "slight" aural picture... they call it "minimal trance". Minimal trance is fine and we like it, but it is not what Divinorum is about. Divinorum is about "Maximal trance"! Take the journey and you will discover vast fields of sound, big and lush, cosmic and powerful. It's the BIG sound of Divionrum - Maximal Trance!

Music Style Trance, Goa-trance, Space-trance, Psy-trance, Trip, psychedelic goatrance, electronica, extraterrestrial spacial interference

Musical Influences Goatrance / psy-trance, Juno Reactor, Man with No Name, Electric Universe, Cosmosis, etc.

Similar Artists Juno Reactor, Man With No Name, Electric Universe, William Orbit, Sven Vath, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Paul van Dyk, Astral Projection, Shakta, Analog Pussy, Cosmoon, Elysium, Hallucinogen, Infected

Artist History Bjorn Lynne has been writing and producing rock and symphonic music for about 10 years. But only 3 years as "Divinorum". The very first Divinorum track "Antigravity" went straight to the top on mp3.com back in 1998. Divinorum was featured on several compilation discs from various trance record labels all over the world. The first full-length Divinorum album "Isms" was released in 1999. The music? Think big. Think epic. Think ethnic. Think cosmic. Take the journey... A new Divinorum album is in the works and will be released some time in 2000. Stay tuned!

Instruments Samplers, synths, bass guitar, guitar, percussion

Albums "Isms" (1999), "Talisman" (2000)

Press Reviews "A beautiful CD, very diverse, intelligent and refreshing. The music here moves from full on trance to ethnic chill out - I really like this one!" - DJ Shahar, one of the most influential DJ's and reviewers in Israel. "I really, really like it. I can see why BooM released Divinorum's material, it has a nice lateral, not knwoing what is around the next corner style - in other words, proper trance! Some of the uses of melodies from other cultures is so spot on - especially the Indian melodies." Editor of Peek magazine, one of Europe's biggest trance magazines.

Location Wakefield, West Yorkshire - United Kingdom

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