Techno (Peak Time / Driving)
Top 100 Chart placements for Techno (Peak Time / Driving)
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Awiwi
AlpaKa MuziK proudly welcomes back a true icon of psychedelic electronic music: Electrypnose joins the herd for the very first proper EP on the label. After years of crossing paths across the global underground, the long-awaited release is finally here — and it hits with the precision, weirdness, and unmistakable groove only he can deliver. We present to you: AWIWI by Electrypnose The EP features a chunky, rolling, peak-time weapon of a remix from Portuguese groove specialist Luis M, adding heft, pressure, and a gangster vibe straight from the dancefloor trenches. To top it off, Mexican psytech maestro Xompax unleashes a filthy rework that twists the original into a razor-edged psychedelic tech monster built for late-night chaos. A monumental moment for the label — and a guaranteed staple across dancefloors worldwide. Electrypnose EP on AlpaKa: long overdue, finally unleashed. LETS GO!! Release Date: Feb 13, 2026
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Triangle, Vol. 14
Three outstanding tracks with astonishing moods! From rolling, pushing basslines via groove to dark stomping beats. This new edition of Triangle gives a stage to all of them!
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Why You Tripping EP
belonging continues its 2026 run with a new EP from Sian and Matt. Why You Tripping lands on February 13 and brings a tougher, more restless edge into the catalogue, sitting on the rougher side of Indie Dance with clear techno and acid influences. Ireland-born and now based in Los Angeles, Sian has built a reputation for high-impact club records and sharp, forward-moving production. Matt, hailing from Patagonia in Argentina, adds his own raw, groove-driven perspective to the collaboration, resulting in a release that feels direct, functional and made for late-night floors rather than polished listening. The title track Why You Tripping is driven by a tight, rolling groove and biting synth work, lifted by a vocal contribution from David LeSal that gives the track its hook and attitude. Enemies keeps the pressure on, leaning further into acidic sequences and percussive drive, built for late-night momentum and peak-time sets. As the next release on belonging this year, the EP expands the labels sound into slightly tougher territory while staying true to its club-focused, contemporary direction.
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Spectral Cartography
Strangesonic is a sonic voyager deconstructing the veil between organic reality and digital mysticism. Long known for weaving rhythmic, earth-bound tapestries, his latest evolution sees him pivot into the cold, geometric precision of the underground. His debut on Soupherb Records, with Spectral Cartography EP, is a blueprint of the nocturnal unseen—a three-part descent where haunting melodies meet driving, subterranean energy. The Map of the EP: Spectral Cartography Aetherwake: A shimmering transition where fluid rhythms meet celestial distortion. The sound of crossing over. Echohedron: It is a track designed for the peak-time shadows. Sharp, percussive edges fueled by driving, expansive energy. Phantasm: The final dissolution. A raw, hypnotic pulse navigating the blurred lines between the physical world and the ghostly subconscious. Mastered by Audiosol Artwork by Špela Fridau
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Exhale #3 [PIF Mizik]
PIF Mizik presents Exhale #03, the third chapter of a compilation that has become a manifesto. More than a various artists release, Exhale is a collective breath — a space where identities converge and resonate through deep, organic soundscapes. For this new edition, PIF Mizik brings together Fractal Minds, Chakruy, Miko, Unlog, Good Old Raoul, L-xir, Halform, Souronne and Haber — nine artists with distinct sensibilities, united by a shared vision of introspective, emotional and immersive electronic music. Moving between downtempo, melodic techno, psychedelic textures and hypnotic grooves, Exhale #03 explores transitional states — where the body slows down, the mind opens, and breath becomes the guide. Supported by a strong and symbolic visual identity, this compilation embodies the very essence of the Psychedelic International Family: a shared inner journey, a human connection translated into vibration. Breathe in. Breathe out. Exhale.
Fractal Minds, Chakruy, Miko, Unlog, Good Old Raoul, L-XIR, Halform, Sourone, Haber
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Sentinel
Sound Dissonance welcomes Hannes Matthiessen with Sentinel, a driving techno release that explores tension, atmosphere, and controlled power. The track stands as a sonic observation post — steady, watchful, and relentless in its forward motion. Built around a solid rhythmic foundation, Sentinel unfolds with rolling percussion, pulsating low-end energy, and evolving synth textures that gradually intensify the groove. Subtle melodic elements and spatial effects add depth and movement, keeping the track hypnotic while maintaining a strong club-focused structure. Hannes Matthiessen demonstrates a refined approach to techno production, blending raw energy with precision and restraint. The result is a versatile tool for DJs, equally effective in late-night warehouse settings and peak-time moments where tension and flow are key. With Sentinel, Sound Dissonance continues its commitment to forward-thinking techno, delivering a release that is immersive, functional, and designed for the modern dancefloor.
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Game Over
Big Punch Records continues its relentless techno output with Game Over, a powerful new instrumental release from R3MARKABLE. Designed for peak-time moments and dark warehouse settings, the track delivers uncompromising energy and precision-driven sound design. Game Over is built around a driving groove, sharp percussive layers, and a raw, hypnotic low-end that locks the listener into its mechanical rhythm. Subtle industrial textures and evolving synth patterns create constant tension, making the track a perfect weapon for DJs looking to dominate the dancefloor. R3MARKABLE showcases a focused and modern techno aesthetic, balancing minimalism with intensity and forward momentum. The absence of vocals allows the tracks structure and groove to speak for themselves, emphasizing its functional power and club-ready attitude. With Game Over, Big Punch Records reinforces its commitment to high-impact techno, delivering a release that fits seamlessly into late-night sets and high-pressure peak-time environments.
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Blak Omen
Blak Omen by Atomiccc is a hypnotic techno masterpiece, blending pounding beats with eerie melodies. Its relentless energy and atmospheric depth make it a festival favorite, solidifying its status as a modern electronic dance music anthem.
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Rave the Planet: Supporter Series, Vol. 029
Rave The Planet Supporter Series opens 2026 with a finely balanced EP, connecting forward-thinking club energy with a timeless techno spirit. With Noise, André Winter (Senso Sounds, Systematic, Alula) delivers a focused club track built for late-night floors and continuous tension. A steady, low-end driven groove sets the foundation, while layered vocal phrases add density and momentum, bringing character and edge without breaking the hypnotic, technoid flow. Marc van Linden (co-author of last years Rave The Planet Our Future Is Now parade anthem) & Ewelina Koll (Symmetic Records) merge classic techno aesthetics with mesmerizing vocals on Nobody But You. The track stands as a clear statement and a romantic ode to the techno genre - emotional, driving, and deeply atmospheric. By purchasing this release, you directly support Rave The Planets mission to foster, preserve, and showcase techno culture through non-profit cultural projects. This includes the Rave The Planet Parade - a demonstration that provides a platform for the diversity of electronic music culture and amplifies its demands. All profits go toward funding the next parade and initiatives that strengthen and grow the rave community.
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#20
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Flashback Vol 1
Flash is fresh when its Back, Flashbacking you to our progressive psychedelic tehcno trance style, merged on the fresh grounds of apocalyptic soils of 2002. 24 years passed since then...Taste of real horns & Hoofs here.compiled by Alex Tolstey, artwork by Ingart studio.
Myad, Alex Tolstey, Progus, Bioterranean, K.U.R.O., Vacuum Stalkers, ZRAK, Nexus6, South Punk, Pallida, Chen Oz, Ronen Shustin
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#22
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Pura Vida
Theodor Nabuurs the techno alias of Mental Theo, the legendary and versatile Dutch producer and artist, comes with a 3 track EP back on Filth on Acid. The hitmaker and legend from generations shows again that he knows more than just being one of the biggest faces we know in happy hardcore: He also knows how to rule the techno scene. With Go Hard you get hard kicks mixed with catchy, lightly evil vocals that could define a techno-moulin rouge telling you to go hard all the way, so lets go. THEODOR NABUURS (MENTAL THEO NOW).
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Psyvilization
Tetra Hydro steps into the AlpaKa MuziK catalogue with his first official EP, marking a huge follow-up to the explosive success of his recent free download. Originally from Argentina and now based in Spain, this rapidly rising psytech force has been tearing through the global underground with a sound thats punchy, twisted, and built for peak-time hypnosis. This debut EP captures everything thats putting Tetra Hydro on the map. He has been a huge part of many of our label DJs sets over the last year and we cant wait to hear much from him in the near future. AlpaKa proudly welcomes another fast-moving talent to the herd — and this one is coming in hot. Strap in. Release Date: Feb 6, 2026
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Ceasefire
Released on Paul Oakenfolds seminal Perfecto Records, Ceasefire signals the start of a darker, more confrontational chapter for Leena Punks. Known for her raw, high-impact productions across melodic house, techno, and breaks, the Greece-raised, London-based producer delivers a fierce, peak-time techno weapon rooted in tension and urgency. Driven by a relentless, bending arpeggio, gritty rave-leaning textures, and a commanding Ceasefire vocal hook, the track is engineered for maximum impact on big systems and late-night floors. A regular fixture in the Beatport Top 10 and a three-time Breakbeat chart-topper, Leena Punks has built a formidable reputation as both a producer and DJ. Her music has soundtracked sets on some of the worlds most respected stages including Tomorrowland, Creamfields, Dreamstate, Brooklyn Mirage, fabric, Printworks, Here at Outernet, LA Sound, and The Concourse Project, alongside residencies at Amnesia Ibiza and her own Hestēa night at Londons E1. Ceasefire distills this global club experience into a bold, uncompromising statement designed for peak-time pressure.
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Secret Groove
Hypnostate label boss Timmo returns with Secret Groove, a focused two-track release built purely for the floor. Push Me delivers a hypnotic, melodic drive, while Secret Groove locks into a raw underground rave energy, powered by a prominent rave synth and relentless groove. Proper, floor-tested techno with clear intent.
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#29
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Erebus
J.FAY and Dianthe return to the fold with Erebus, a masterclass in tension and nocturnal atmosphere that perfectly aligns with the labels reputation for uncompromising dark minimal techno. The track is built upon a foundation of surgical precision, featuring a relentless, driving low-end that commands the dancefloor from the first beat. Expertly weaving haunting, metallic textures and distorted vocal stabs through the arrangement, creating a sense of creeping paranoia and sonic depth. On the remix duties Michael Scheppert delivers a skeletal, warehouse-ready tool that strips the original down to its industrial core with driving percussive synth stabs and a sub-heavy kick. On the flip side Monococ centers a peak-time weapon, injecting frantic urgency into the release with a massive rolling bassline and crisp, industrial-edged percussion.
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#31
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Bush
Coming straight from the depths of Brazilian jungle, Bush EP is a weapon! Featuring the original by Kaled Nasser and Joevkid and a remix by Different and Kaluts, this EP is centered on sustained heavy low-end pressure and pounding groove-driven rhythm. The original mix moves with spacious, rolling momentum — clean, textured, with a deep, driving bassline, this track channels primal energy. The remix amplifies tension and scale, pushing a larger, more aggressive groove taking the listener into darker and more forceful territory while preserving the EPs depth, clarity and energy. Relentless and uncompromising, this dancefloor-focused release is perfect for peak-time and late-night sessions and is guaranteed to keep you moving!
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#41
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Tidal Bore
5 years after the New York label launched into the uncertain world of the COVID pandemic, Kindergartens place in the New York landscape is secured. Today, the label releases its most laser-focused collection of tracks to mark the anniversary, punctuating a deep catalogue of heaters that have pushed a unique take on bass music marked by a fervent futurism and scattergun rhythmic flourish. Kindergarten has acted as a nursery of creativity for a core crew of artists discovered through physical proximity and online connection alike, and always through shared appreciation for tough and ready dancefloor sounds and genuine friendship. Fitting then, that every one of the Kindergarten alumni returns with quintessential rhythmic intricacy and head-spinning quirk, reaching for what now feel like classic Kindergarten touchpoints. Whether its knotty, muscular techno (Zipper, Tidal Bore, Lips Loose), weapons-grade sound-design (FBchord, Blah), somersaulting 160 (Mushin, splattertek, Dash You) or gnarled nods to trance (rAin, Aether Wounds, what the body does) the essence of Kindergarten is here in all its amorphic glory. Helmed by a queer woman amid the traditionally cishet and hypermasculine bass music milieu, Kindergarten helped pioneer these sounds in a city that had yet to fully adopt them as its own. Inclusivity and a family feel is at the heart of the label: witness any of Kindergartens monthly mega b2bs on The Lot Radio and you can feel how much fun the crew have playing together and how freely ideas bounce around. As ever, these tracks are bound by the same wild abandon at their core. Five years is a long time in club music, and its no easy feat to build a catalogue of music and a tight-knit community of people, all with disparate influences, and remain committed to experimentation and play while the results retain a crystallized identity. But listen to any of the eleven tracks in here and you will know what makes a Kindergarten record.
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#42
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Spacetime Roundabout
Spacetime Roundabout brings together ten tracks that refused to drift into oblivion, remaining in orbit through countless rotations. Originally released across different formats during the 2007-2015 era, with some early versions reaching back much further, each track was shaped by years of pressure, erosion, and endurance. At their core, these are still the same tracks, evolved beyond their rawer younger selves. This album captures their current state, at this particular point in space and time. Whether this is techno, trance, or something else is open to interpretation. Genres exist here only as basic elements, bent and fused until their laws break down. Dedicated to those who stayed too long, listened too closely, and realised too late that one does not escape the gravitational pull of a spinning turntable.
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#43
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Who Is Jack - Remixes
DJ Wank's Who Is Jack returns in full force with a heavyweight remix EP on AcidWorx. Healium twists the original into a hypnotic acid storm, Parahoria303 injects raw underground energy, and DJ ESP aka Woody McBride delivers a signature jacking workout. Rounding it off, DJ Wank drops a special edition remix of the title track, pushing Who Is Jack into new, floor-shaking territory. :: Mastered by Andreas Florin (Florin Media) ::
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#44
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Sounds From The Heart Of The Earth Vol. III
Sounds From The Heart Of The Earth Vol. 3 is a compilation that captures the deepest and most forward-thinking essence of contemporary electronic music. Conceived as a sonic manifesto, this release brings together a carefully curated selection of the finest tracks from 2025 and the early creative pulse of 2026, drawing a bridge between the present and the future of the global underground. Through meticulous curation, the compilation explores territories where Psy Techno, Melodic Techno, and Peak Time converge into a single heartbeat—dark, hypnotic, and charged with intention. Each track stands as an authentic expression of sound emerging from the depths of the earth, reflecting raw energy, introspection, and ritualistic power. Artists from different parts of the world contribute their unique sonic identities to build a cohesive and immersive journey, where rhythmic intensity and melodic sensitivity exist in perfect balance. Sounds From The Heart Of The Earth Vol. 3 is not merely a compilation; it is an experience that transcends borders and genres, crafted for intense dance floors and open minds. Released by ADN Mutant World, this volume reaffirms the labels commitment to innovation, artistic quality, and the exploration of sounds born from the very heart of the global underground. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com
Oshman, URVNIUM, KORVALOLA, Dhenerz, Pablo Labastida, B'NATURE, Venez OG, Bisnech, HertzVector, DIGBAKER, Faber Dryós, Lisandro Margni, Daniel Kaiser Malengo, Emox, Diabolusinlinea, Spektrx, Adn Mutant, Zipacyuhualle
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#47
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Ataraxia
Amsterdam-based producer and one half of Cybersex, Stef de Haan, releases his first EP on wax with Ataraxi. is a concept from ancient Greek philosophy describing a state of inner calm, a freedom from anxiety and sorrow, guided by a life of reason. With this release, Stef de Haan reflects on this idea and ventures into territories beyond his usual sound, moving from a garage stepper to minimal techno, alongside two remixes - all approached with a fresh, modern take on music production With a sexy, progressive house rework of Dance Tool by Live from Earth's Perra Inmunda and a faster reinterpretation of 1 More Time Selecta by Danny Wabbit.
