Apart from Trance Induction, Tjeerd Verbeek also records under several other names. Hereunder you can find his various aliases with a brief description:

Pyrex Detox Pyrex Detox's music is harder and more minimal than Trance Induction's and contains a lot of old school Chicago influences. So far, two EP's have been released on the English label Sabrettes, and one on Verbeek's own label Desert Rose industries. Temple Trax (EP, Sabrettes 008, 1994) Boomy Room Acoustics (EP, Sabrettes 017, 1994) Endless Variations (EP, Desert Rose industries DR002, 1996)

Tjeerd Verbeek Tjeerd Verbeek also records under his own name for two Dutch labels; Tova [ambient and triphop] and Pssst [club]. Check out the following releases: Muscle Silence (12", Pssst 14, 1996) Let it happen just watch (EP, Tova 4, 1996)

Maarten en Tjeerd Collaboration of Maarten van der Vleuten [R&S, Djax, Outrage, Signum] and Tjeerd Verbeek. Very experimental listening techno/ambient. Lunetten EP (EP, Utrax UTR16, 1996)

Nanoman Minimalistic tribal techno project with an african flavour. You have the Right to Remain Silent (EP, DRi DR004, 1997)

12th Man 12th Man is Tjeerd Verbeek's project with British computer-programmer Steve Whiting. "Blue Army" - their first release - refers to the Portsmouth [UK] football team, coached by Alan Ball. The track is based on a sample of the Portsmouth FC supporters singing their famous chant "Alan Ball's blue and white army". Blue Army (CD single, Whiting Recordings WR001, 1998)