#37 Feat. Banner in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

2026-01-09 Thunderstruck Records

J.FAY, Spektrx

#41 Feat. Banner in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

J.FAY and Lightcamo team up on Junkies, delivering a dark and hypnotic slice of minimal techno driven by rolling low-end pressure and tightly programmed percussion. Subtle vocal stabs and gritty textures add a tense, addictive edge, while the stripped-back arrangement keeps the groove locked and relentless. Built for late-night moments and underground dancefloors.

J.FAY, Lightcamo

#48 Feat. Hype in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

They coil at the heart of the portal, a knot of potential ready to strike into the unknown. These arent the old guardians of legend, but young serpents — newly awakened, hungry, rising. Each one moves with raw instinct, unpolished energy, and a spark that hints at what they might become. The portal doesnt show where they came from, but where theyre heading: upward, outward, beyond the familiar. Step closer and you feel it — the surge of new blood, new voices, new force. This is evolution in motion… and its only the beginning. DELGAD O opens the release with PLAN B, a deep, dark psytech weapon driven by aggressive, gnashing synths and a low-end that stalks forward with purpose. J.FAY & LIGHTCAMO follow with ELEMENTARY PARTICLES, a flowing, rolling techno cut that moves like kinetic energy made audible. SPUTYAN shifts the mood with FACTORY, blending melancholic, contemplative melodies with a post-apocalyptic haze that lingers long after the final note. KORTER closes the chapter with CHRONAL, built on mysterious synthwork that hints at hidden paths waiting to be explored.

Delgad O, J.FAY, Lightcamo, Sputyan, KORTER