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By Timothy Pittz

Published on July 20, 2006

At the turn of the decade, trance was arguably the most popular sound in the dance world. As time went on, however, "trance" became a dirty word, largely due to overexposure: It was simply inescapable. L.A.'s Christopher Lawrence (due at the Church this Thursday, July 20) is one of a select few DJs who were able to push it to new heights. As a result, he actually survived the fallout. Of course, he's also a kick-ass jock who's not bound by the peaks and valleys of any one style. A seminal trance DJ when his career began, Lawrence -- whose sound also incorporates elements of house, electro and harder techno -- has managed to transcend the genre and become a true figurehead of American electronic music. -- Timothy Pittz