.... but I´m not 100% if it´s really True..
may someone has more Information regarding the lon History of those Subgenre to good old psyTrance

It all started in the heart of a dense, mist-covered forest, where a young, unassuming Russian DJ found himself on the cusp of his first real gig. This was no ordinary booking—it was his ticket to join the ranks of the underground electronic elite. With an almost feverish excitement, he blasted out messages to anyone who would listen, frantically pleading for "fresh tracks." His collection? A patchwork of low-bitrate files that barely passed for music, the audio equivalent of a blurry photocopy. He was desperate for quality, something that could echo through the woods and leave his mark.

The response was overwhelming. Unknown producers from across the scene, many still honing their craft, flooded his inbox with unfinished, gritty, and unpolished tracks. These were the outcasts of the music world—raw, experimental sounds, half-mastered and stitched together by those who saw potential in chaos. He accepted them all, piecing together a sprawling, eclectic setlist that he hoped would carry him through a four- or five-hour set, just like the headlining legends he idolized.

But the reality was humbling. When he arrived, he learned he would only have a 120-minute opening slot. His heart sank. He had made promises, told all those producers their work would echo through the venue, that their music would get its moment in the dark, mossy wilderness. Bound by his word, he was caught in a strange bind, a man of honor shackled by his own enthusiasm.

And then he had a spark. With a madman’s determination, he spent the night before his set in a sleepless haze, running numbers, trying to compress hours of music into minutes without losing its punch. After several sleepless attempts, he found a risky solution: he would crank the pitch, accelerating the tempo far beyond anything PsyTrance had dared to reach before. It was wild, dissonant—a jumbled, breathless fusion of sounds. But as he played, something remarkable happened: the forest responded, absorbing the frenetic energy, and those around him felt something raw, something dark, something *new.*

From that night, the genre HighTech/Forest/Dark Psytrance was born—a wild, frenetic sound that evoked the eerie, shadowed depths of the woods and the relentless, grinding pulse of technology. Word spread quickly, and soon he was traveling the world, carrying this chaotic sound to anyone brave enough to listen.

they say he created a secret Movement, like a Brotherhood with Sisters and GenZ´s .... this all is called "M A A B I T" - I guess we should look out for them.

They say he now roams from one dark forest to another, unable to return home, bound to the genre he created in a single, fevered night under the stars.

Are there still any forums around similar the old triplag forums? I've been kind of solo exploring the darker sounds again and would like somewhere a little more active than this sub to go discuss it.

https://soundcloud.com/hedonismus-business/plexigo-hedonismus-business

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DJzQ1vhpuo

Check out this new record label from Kalifornia! First set uploaded on YouTube Channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkcYXnxwqGc&t=142s

My first EP, includes Forest and Dark Progressive tracks.

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kFmmYPBmQQB_AYlvxQlYnAY3XnPYLUBjc&si=O4xIaiGgPI0-0z0B

This year I'm going to Momento Demento festival in Croatia, and I have some questions to you guys, if you have already been there, to help me prepare:

1. How expensive is food at the festival?
2. How hard is it to find a good camping spot if you arrive on the 0th day (I mean the day before the official first day of the festival)?
3. Is there warm water in the shower?
4. Are there mosquitos and ticks?
5. Are daytime programs at the Spirallabs (yoga, massage, workshops etc) free, I mean included in the festival ticket?
6. Do I have to register for these Spirallabs programs before they start or I can just go there and join them in the activity?
7. How cold is there usually at nighttime? Is a polar hoodie enough or do you need a jacket too?