Troum is a German musical duo known for their deep, trance-inducing soundscapes that amalgamate drone, ambient, and experimental sonic textures. The group consists of Stefan Knappe and Martin Gitschel, who began their auditory journey in the late 1990s after the dissolution of their previous band, Maeror Tri. The name Troum is a nod to an old German word meaning "dream," which aptly captures the intent behind their music—to invoke a dreamlike state that touches the unconscious through the use of sound.

Troum's discography is a testament to their unwavering dedication to exploring the endless possibilities of acoustic and electronic instrumentation to create immersive auditory experiences. Recent releases such as "De Aeris In Sublunaria Influxu" and "Vorbei der Tod" showcase their ability to construct haunting atmospheres that engage listeners in a near-meditative dialogue with the intangible. They continue to manifest their vision through a prolific output of albums and performances, contributing to compilations like "Droneuary LXIX - Bhereg" and iconic series such as "Mort Aux Vaches: Sen," all of which have cemented their status as maestros of the drone genre. With projects like "Syzygie" and "Dominium Visurgis," Troum reaffirms their commitment to creating deep, transcendental music that crosses the bridge between reality and the subconscious.