What happens when Prog meets Trip-hop meets Electronica meets Groove meets Pop? A mind meld of 90s Euro-trance history savored in twenty-first century progressive techno-pop. TrancEnd defies the genre labels with their galvanizing auditory epicure of sultry vocals; ambient head-space environments; and surf-shimmer guitars - glued together with deep beats landing squarely in your chest compelling your body to sway and head to rock side-to-side.

TrancEnd’s debut album release, Lilac, brings the listener into the now moment with an awestruck delivery of soundscape and lyrical imagery. Their live performances are captivating - demanding your attention and immersing your senses in an unforgettable experience of color, shape, and sound.

TrancEnd brings their love for 90s Euro trip-hop while experimenting with constrained metal rudiments tempered by catchy pop-rhythms. They are a “must see” phenomenon that continues to amaze fans and impress venue managers.

“Are you experienced?” Have the “TrancEnd experience” and find out what thousands of fans are discovering about this new artist and how they capture the essence of what we all seek in sonic bliss.

1. Landing
2. Meridian
3. Do Something
4. Waves of Rosetta
5. Flicker
6. Breathe
7. Another Day
8. Blurred Lines
9. Ethereal
10. One Thing
11. Twin
12. Mellow-D
13. Green-Yellow Lights

On an album where Prog meets Trip Hop meets Groove meets Pop, whilst weaving together the most perfect blend of 90s Euro-trance history savored in twenty-first century techno-pop, the opening track is the free flowingly translucent Landing and the veritably shimmering Meridian, and they are followed by the synth pop-rock of Do Something, the opulent beauty found within Waves of Rosetta and then we get the low slung Flicker and the verbosely ethereal Breathe.

Where TrancEnd defies the genre labels with their galvanizing auditory epicure of sultry vocals; ambient head-space environments; and surf-shimmer guitars—glued together with deep beats landing squarely in your chest, they continue onward with the strident Another Day and the thoughtful Blurred Lines and they are in turn backed by the aptly-named Ethereal, the drum-led rocker One Thing, the beaming Twin, the album rounding out on a ghostly vein that flows within Mellow-D, closing on the empyreal ambiance of Green-Yellow Lights.

The band formed during the Covid Dark Ages in 2020 - a merciless time for performing musicians, but it did provide a focused space for song writing and collaboration. The Maurus brothers: Ian, Evan, and Zachary, originally from the Detroit area, were involved in death metal projects in Michigan, then moved to North Carolina in 2015, where they recorded a brilliant 10-track death metal album and an EP.

They toured locally in North Carolina and surrounding states until 2018 when their vocalist departed. Although metal is still a passion for the Maurus brothers, they knew they may have to change musical direction to survive and appeal to a world-wide audience. Like water, creativity finds a path. They paused, and the great “inner-muse” took over.

TrancEnd is:
Brittany LeAnn - Vocals
Evan Maurus - Guitar
Zach Maurus - Guitar
Ian Maurus - Drums

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