nova lounge formed in laguna beach, ca in early 1998 and adopted san francisco as a permanent home in late 1999.
founding member jp has been creating original music and spinning in locales ranging from la to london to sf. his past projects have included 'this side down' out of the UK, and 'psychic espionage' in LA in the early 90's. other projects include the founding of independent label trancewave music group,the dark electronic sounds of 'collapse', as well as collaboration on several independent film scores on the festival circuit, and with other sf musicians on a variety of records.
as with many artists in the 'electronic' genres, the styles of nova lounge wander across stylistic boundaries to include elements of trance, big beat, breaks, 'electronica', drum&bass, ambient, dub, electro and downtempo.
nova lounge released the full length cd 'in the land of the large' and the follow-up four song ep 'karmageddon' in 1999.
the crew released 'Outside' in late 2002, and is hard at work on the next record, as yet untitled.
tracks by nova lounge have been repeatedly featured on shows like MTV's real world, road rules, battle of the sexes, making the band, VH1's born to diva, and many others..





Karmageddon EP october, 1999 elfis evasion (lofi mix) karmageddon trancit (screaming mix)
In the Land of the Large march, 1999 loungespace wobble elfis spectre evasion films seaside jam a better bomb (hy2k mix) trancit


outside september, 2002 expanding black mountain back in the lab are you gonna make me thump? mourning
trancewave links: trancewave music group home nova lounge CDs collapse home collapse CDs wearable gear and band shwag nova lounge: the blog music/culture resource links hyperreal sfraves techno online (german) event_nation rave list sf late night coalition blasthaus epitonic spundae looq dr. freecloud's media mixing lab sfstation club links electronic music pubs kinetic mag xlr8r massive online
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