Top 100 Chart placements for Hard Techno
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The UK psytech wave is rising — and AlpaKa MuziK is right in the thick of it. ?? Compiled by our UK ambassador Sam Strutt, FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST Vol. 1 serves up a 12-track feast of deep, groovy, and twisted psychedelic techno fresh from the British Isles. From chunky basslines to cosmic funk and proper trippy textures, this VA showcases the full-spectrum UK sound — loud and clear: the scene is thriving. Its badass. Its pumping. Its proper funk-filled wicked trippy tunes. ?✨ Wrap your ears around it — and taste the sound of the UK underground. AlpaKa is incredibly stoked to present FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST Vol. 1 — compiled by Sam Strutt (AlpaKa UK Ambassador) GRAB YOUR COPY! Release Date: November 7, 2025 Matering: Airi @ FA Studio, Japan Artwork: Aerogel
Meerkat, Evil Oil Man, Massive Sneaky, Skeptic, Redge, Tongue & Groove, Heavy Hertz, Jouska, Munkler, Nanoplex, James Monro, DM-Theory, ZRAK, iKats, Arkanium
2025-11-28 Be Yourself Music
Anderex, Restricted, Luciid, Showtek, Enveak, SHOWTEKNO, NZGÛL, Fatima Hajji, Hector Oaks, Divasi, HARDSOK, Paul Elstak, Wippenberg, KARAH, KLOFAMA, DØMINA, Samuel Moriero, Azulo, SHVDZ, Foss, WINSON (NL), Storm, Boogshe, Ricardo Moreno, Intrude, Torsten, Santos, 88 MPH, Lena, Remon Verhoeve, Adder, David Suono, Summit (DE), Olive Anguz, Ed E.T, Rudaki, Fumi, Franky-B, NICE KEED, GNRØ, Noisecontrollers, Dan Heist, Raoul Luciano, BOY&GIRL, AREA ØNE, Zeltak, CHRS, Sopik, GRAVEDGR, Negitiv, RASCØ, Hypopher, STTRBSTN, FLKN, Vido, Cortes, Palo, Sjosjo, ELI YAZ, Mr.Machine, Dstm, SUMIA, PRMIDV, MJU, Sonicz, Rebekah, ORYMA, OGUZ, CLAESSENS, NYCO, Aphotic, XRTN, Chemtrailz, Three Faces Of Eve, JVRM, Lister, Activator, Zany, Acidus, Stoltenhoff, Reblok, XÆNN, Condenz, MICH, Andrew Cairns, Romero, TEUTON, Mariana Revilla, IGDA, Ramon, N00M1, Kozlov, DRØS, PRYDIE, LS41, Gabbaheads
Mad Made is the imprint of SveTec, showcasing both his vision and the genres evolution. Committed to top-tier releases, the label strives to push boundaries and drive the renewal of Hard Techno, delivering fresh energy to the scene with a bold, forward-thinking attitude. Mad Made celebrates its 60th release with a bang - label boss SveTec returns with a three-track EP packed with pure, unfiltered Schranz energy. Backed by over 20 years of production experience, SveTec delivers relentless grooves, heavy kicks, and that signature power that defines the Mad Made sound.
OBSCURE SHAPE - TILL I DIE With TILL I DIE, OBSCURE SHAPE delivers an uncompromising statement for pure, unfiltered Schranz. Hard kick drums, distorted loops, and dark synth lines drive the energy to the limit – raw, direct, and without regard for trends. Gotec Records is releasing an EP that breathes the spirit of the underground and makes the engine room shake again. TILL I DIE is not a sound for the mainstream – it is a manifesto for all those who live techno and never give up.
For its 6th release, Berlin-based Klangkuenstler returns to his Outworld imprint with the Weltschmerz EP – an ode to a world in turmoil, prophesying that there's light at the end of a pitch-black tunnel. For there's a fire of passion burning brightly within the depth of these two monstrous new tracks. Make no mistake, this is brutal, floor-shaking techno, yet, despite the sheer force, Klangkuenstler captures the emotional essence of our Zeitgeist, shape-shifting moods between raging anger, deep-blue melancholia and glimpses of hope. The EP's title-track 'Weltschmerz' kicks off mercilessly at the light-speed-tempo Klangkuenstler has become synonymous with. As a muscular kick thuds below slashing hats and rust-covered atmospherics, a venomous lead snakes through this airtight framework, unfolding into a moment of unadulterated ecstasy. 'Untergang', meanwhile, bursts of pure energy in tired times, thundering violently towards a bittersweet peak of warehouse-sized euphoria. To put it in a nutshell: Klangkuenstler rings in the end and we're going out with a bang. Though cooked-up for carnage, it's Klangkuenslter's intuition for existentialist contrasts that let the Weltschmerz EP transcend its design purpose to grow into something altogether bigger – touching body, mind and soul alike. The outside world may have ground to halt, but Outworld continues to move.
The Schranzers series returns with its third and most explosive chapter yet. Schranzers Vol.3 captures the raw energy and hypnotic drive that define the new wave of underground hard techno. From distorted industrial grooves to metallic synth lines and relentless percussion, each track embodies the essence of modern Schranz — fast, dirty, and unapologetically powerful. TMBR & CLC deliver a venomous opener with Poison Ivy, Coyote Paul takes the listener on a dark trip with Trip to Rotterdam, and SPRY closes the release with the acidic madness of Signal Lost, blending relentless rhythm and squelching 303 energy into pure chaos. Curated by Schranz Movement, this compilation stands as a testament to the unstoppable evolution of the genre and to the new generation of producers carrying its legacy forward. Welcome to the sound of the underground. Welcome to Schranzers Vol.3. Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net
2025-05-09 Insomniac Music Group
Eli Brown, Innellea, Meduza, Nu-La, GENESI (ITA), BLOND:ISH, Stevie Appleton, Skream, Partiboi69, MORTEN, Malou, Andhim, AMEME, African Children's Choir, Francis Mercier, Faul & Wad, Diplo, Yuna, Hugel, Riordan, Vibarco, Wakyin, Boys Noize, Max Styler, Matroda, SLANDER, Fairlane, Eddie, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Liquid Stranger, NGHTMRE, Mougleta, RL Grime, Juicy J, Crankdat, Tape B, GUDFELLA, Disco Lines, Trance Wax, Bonn, ARTBAT, Mau P, Walker & Royce, Lizzy Land, Jackie Hollander, OMNOM, Xkylar, Layton Giordani, Restricted, Lil Texas, Rusko, Yellow Claw, Trivecta, Tayson Kryss, TWENTY SIX, Arodes, Sebastian Ledher, Calussa, Joseph Ren, Dombresky, Lauren Mia, Miss Monique, Laura van Dam, Vintage Culture, Goodboys, Korolova, Ray Volpe, ANOLUXX, Sam Binga, Toya Delazy, Bianca Oblivion, Oppidan, MPH, Pocket, Ben Sterling, Cole Knight, LF SYSTEM, Kyle Watson, Ero808, Bontan, Adam Ten, OMRI., Biscits, Bipolar Sunshine, Ky William, ANATTA, Sophie Engerman, Cari Golden, Victor Ruiz, Shlomo, Zorza, OTTA, Marie Vaunt, LAYZ, RZRKT, Jessica Audiffred, SampliFire, Caspa, Ternion Sound, Distinct Motive, Ahee, Infekt, Sub Zero Project, Drean, Phuture Noize, Devin Wild, S3rl, CHYL, Anime, Space 92, Popof, Mauro Somm, VNSSA, TDJ, Peterparker69, Cosmic Gate, James French, David Forbes, Electric Universe, Avalon, Omiki, David Rust, Simula, Steller, YDG, Drinkurwater, Lake Hills, Nala, Airrica, Amal Nemer, Slugg, RaeCola, Miyuki, Lostly, Selective Response
Mad Made is the imprint of SveTec, showcasing both his vision and the genres evolution. Committed to top-tier releases, the label strives to push boundaries and drive the renewal of Hard Techno, delivering fresh energy to the scene with a bold, forward-thinking attitude. Nachtigaller returns to Mad Made with a powerful three-track solo EP, delivering his signature heavy, raw Schranz foundation fused with euphoric, deep-driving melodies. This release pushes energy and emotion in equal measure, showcasing Nachtigallers unique balance of force and feeling. Completing the package, RYX steps in with a standout reinterpretation. His unmistakable style adds a fresh angle to the original track, rounding the EP into a fully immersive experience.
Cause Records presents Malign — a fierce new statement from Colombian producer 51CK, featuring Acid Zombeat. Three tracks of relentless industrial power and precision define this release: from the full-impact drums of Bass Go, to the hypnotic tension of Bad Boy, and the hardcore-meets-techno hybrid Bestial Noise. Malign embodies the raw force of the new hard techno generation — dark, surgical, and unstoppable.
El primer lanzamiento de Bucara Acid City Records abre las puertas del sonido underground de Bucaramanga con un homenaje al acid techno. Mind Over Bass reúne la energía hipnótica del 303 con grooves, bajos grandes y distorsionados con una atmósfera intensa que refleja la vida nocturna, la autogestión y el espíritu libre del movimiento techno. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com
Schranzers Vol.2 pushes the boundaries even further — three tracks forged in pure industrial chaos. From the brutal precision of Lex Digital – Rush, to the relentless pressure of JGMZ – Kick The Bass, and the mechanical destruction of COIL – Buzzard, this chapter is not for the faint-hearted. Each artist delivers a different shade of violence, but all share the same purpose: to make the floor tremble. This is modern Schranz at its rawest form — no compromise, no melody, only pure power. Respect the origin. Join the movement. Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net
SPFDJ steps up for her long-awaited debut EP, Heel Thyself, out Friday 7th November on Intrepid Skin. A core figure in grassroots techno circuits, and an internationally lauded DJ, SPFDJs ascent reflects a passion for music governed by love and grit in equal measure. At once providing a gleefully chaotic two-fingers to dance musics self-serious establishment, whilst also flexing an ever-expanding knowledge of its roots and potentials, her musical armoury is renowned the world over for inspiring debauchery and sweat-soaked hedonism. As an artist whose journey has been defined by challenging the norms of electronic music, SPFDJs rebel spirit is recognised locally and globally, but guiding this attitude is a vulnerability to the realities of the music industry, and the rise of conservatism that permeates every aspect of life. And whilst sensitive to the use of buzzwords like community, its ultimately a respect for the people who keep these scenes alive that motivates her artistry. In releasing this EP, she taps into a more vulnerable side. The title - a nod to internal healing processes, and a play on words to motivate queers and women to boot up for battle against increasingly oppressive structures - shines a light on some of the values she holds up to electronic music culture. At once playfully chaotic and deeply energising, Heel Thyself spins us through a cyclone of kicks, punches, and noise. Opener Cluster B Intro is a tempo-twisting barrage of gabber led by a robotic vocal command, setting the scene for pretty much anything to happen. That Stiletto Track kicks in like a tweaked out distortion of 90s trance before spiralling upwards into a storm of heavy breaks. F*ckboi is hot n heavy electro - classic in its structure, but with the added industrial touch of hammerdrill synths and razor sharp percussion. Swinging into a bouncier state, The Hot in Psychotic flings ricocheting rhythms through frantic claps, with a donk to keep things moving. Rounding things off, Mindless Counting flies higher with pummeling drums lifted by a touch of euphoria. A debut laced with both defiance and self-reckoning, Heel Thyself finds the rebel looking inwards - vulnerable, but sharpened and ready.
Nick Slater is back with another stunning EP, brimming with fire and unadulterated power! Black Hole and Event Horizon carry a distinctly uneasy and unnerving deep space vibe, driven by seriously hard, menacing grooves. Both tracks are loaded with modular synths, piercing screeches, filthy acid lines, and distorted kicks, bass, and percussion. If you thrive on the sound of dance-floor darkness, this EP is made for you!