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10 Psytrance Festival Essentials You Can’t Do Without

India’s psytrance festival season is picking up with the approaching summer and the Sherp lists 10 psytrance gathering must-haves. 

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India is no stranger to the wonders of Psytrance. Ever since the travelling hippies of the west introduced the genre to the Indian people way back in the seventies, the magical sound waves of Psytrance has seen a massive growth in terms of popularity and cult-following. The season is picking up, and the Sherp helps you tick off a few items off your list before you begin packing.

 

1. LED Toys

Life at 160 bpm can get a little monotonous in the beginning, so carry your neon whips, flashy bracelets, your UV glow balls and try your hand at developing skills you don’t even know about.

 

2. Glow-In-The-Dark Make Up 

Because colors are a vital part of a psychedelic gig, paint your face with it.

 

3. A Lighter Leash 

Make sure nobody strips you off one of the most commonly lost items in the history of mankind.

 

4. Flat & Closed Shoes/ Barefeet 

Psytrance gigs usually go on longer than your basic EDM cookout. Stomping your feet can be made much easier if you dress smart.

 

5. Fanny Pack 

Come on, even The Rock uses it. Car keys, deodorant, cell phone. Hang it up safely around your waist.

 

6. Hearing Protection Earplugs

You don’t want to know what Frankie Wilde went through. Protect your ear drums, because there’s going to be loud music and plenty of it.

 

7. Plenty Of Water 

Hydrate yourself at regular intervals.

 

8. Dress Appropriately

(Image Courtesy: Peter Csizmadia/Ozora Facebook)

Move around freely. Don’t dress to impress, because out here, nobody gives a damn.

 

9. You Need To Perfect This Move  

 

10. A Free Mind  

Most important of all, allow yourself to absorb each variation in sound and free yourself from where you were and where you’re going to be. Psychedelic music is meant to take you on a journey, so hop on and let the music do it’s job.

 

(Cover Image Courtesy: Peter Csizmadia/Ozora Facebook)