Macedonia
In a time when music often feels commodified and predictable, Atriohm stands as a beacon of dark, seductive, and deeply psychedelic soundscapes. His work invites listeners to lose themselves in the intricate stories woven into every track.
The journey of Atriohm began in 2003 as a creative collaboration between brothers Sashe and Leonid Golcev. Their shared vision and life experiences culminated in 2009 with the release of the groundbreaking album Ukalen. Inspired by their hometown of Skopje and the dramatic Macedonian landscapes, they didn’t just craft modern psychedelic music – they redefined what the genre could aspire to be. Following this success, the brothers pursued separate artistic paths: Leonid with his chill and trance project Tengri, and Sashe as the creative force behind Atriohm.
Atriohm’s music is built on storytelling. With a mix of analog and hybrid sounds, distorted textures, punchy basslines, and immersive soundscapes, Sashe creates tracks that are as hypnotic as they are unpredictable. His music is shadowy, brooding, and full of twists that challenge expectations and open new doors for the listener. Every piece he produces reflects a deep connection between his artistic imagination and the boundaries of experimental sound design, combining past influences with unexplored psychedelic territories.
Through his ability to craft emotionally resonant themes and sonic textures unlike anything else in the psychedelic music scene, Atriohm remains one of the genre’s true pioneers. His music is more than an auditory experience – it embodies the spirit and culture of the Psytrance community in its truest form.
