GODTRIPPER’s Psyonik Records’ third transmission descends into the underworld. Anubis EP emerges from the threshold between life and death. Jenna Shaw and Joan Dark, two vital artists in today’s Texas Techno scene, weave their life force together for the two-track Anubis EP.
Anubis EP
Drawing from the ancient Egyptian Judgment of the Dead, ‘Anubis’ evokes the liminal moment when spirits meet the jackal of the afterlife, as the heart is weighed against truth. The title track grounds this myth in ritualistic rhythm: pulsating, primal, and heavy with transcendental tension. Its twin, ‘Kore’, urges surrender through its hypnotic mantra: “release yourself to the unknown”. Both tracks evoke and inspire the transformation of the self. These kinds of dark and twisted sounds challenge listeners to experience different feelings, and release them through movements that go beyond words.
The ever-changing cycle of revival and death gleams through the tracks. Moreover, Psytrance, Hard techno, and Industrial textures collide in a synergetic battle. Electrifying synths twist around acid-driven percussion and organic harmonics, channeling both the mechanical and the mystical. The result is a soundscape that feels like a ceremony for machines that dream of meeting the gods. Lastly, GODTRIPPER seals the ritual with their very own Acid-heavy Kore remix.
More of Jenna Shaw
The Austin-based Psywitch continues to conquer the underground, collecting our souls through intense BPMs and twisted mystical sounds. Her carefully textured and intense sets have taken her to major clubs and festivals around the US. From EDSea, Electric Forest and ARC, to Seismic Dance Event and EDC Las Vegas, Shaw proves that her passion for Psytrance, Hard Techno, Industrial, and Drum and Bass, resonates within the masses. Furthermore, she has provided direct support for artists including Sara Landry, Indira Paganotto, Pan-Pot, and Patrick Mason.
Jenna is also part of the original Blood Oath all-female Drum and Bass b2b, alongside Sara Landry, J. Worra, Mary Droppinz, Bad Girl Bailey, Coco & Breezy, and VNSSA. The special set originally took place at EDSEA in 2024, and then it returned for Coachella and EDSEA 2025.
Joan Dark
Joan Dark, named in homage to the French pronunciation of Jeanne d’Arc, is an indomitable force in the emerging electronic music scene of Austin, Texas. Embodying the spirit of her namesake, Joan seamlessly intertwines her technical expertise as a composer, producer and audio engineer in the studio with a revolutionary vision on the dance floor. (source)
Face your judgement and dance in the underworld with Anubis EP:
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