Foley steps forward with the inaugural 12” on Pyramid Fields — an EP rooted in nineties trance that delivers a sound that feels unearthed rather than recreated.

Pulling from the Sasha & Digweed / early Paul van Dyk school, but cutting out the excess compared to classic trance, balancing groove and emotion in equal measure — controlled, melodic, and dialled in for the floor without losing its pull.

Body Clinic returns on remix duties — recently featured as an emerging artist of 2025 by DJ Mag — sharpening the edges with a more direct, prog club-ready take — two distinct lanes, same forward momentum.

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There’s a new release coming.. a transcendental trip, “Simulation One” by Mahkina on his second outing on Pyramid Fields. 🌎🧚‍♂️

The first release of 2026 comes in the form of trance-tech activity from Mexico based Mahkina—a europhic leaning landscape all over; from lush and immersive trance to dubby vibrant energy.

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Four producers, four shades of motion: dubby pressure, sleek trance energy, and tripped-out house psychedelia built for the floor. Neptune Discs’ seventh release brings together versatile club cuts sitting between house and trance. Familiar faces return — Tifra, Gearmater (fka Abdul Raeva) — and newcomers Olsvangèr and Earth Trax, each adding their own weight to the release.

“Clubfoot” on A1 — precision disguised as ease. The Estonian duo deal in pressure, not excess: a thick, rolling bassline, a bubbling acid line, and dub-warmed undertones glowing beneath the surface. Soft, delayed chords drift in and out like vapour, grounding the track in that classic dub techno haze. Reborn under a new name, they sound recalibrated and ready — gears turning, momentum building.

“The Body Radiates” is Earth Trax at his most direct. High-speed 303s coil through off-world, high-definition textures — bright yet tightly controlled. Crisp, hard percussion keeps the pressure constant, while flickering vocal chops cut through the mix with a distinctly ’90s pulse. It moves with purpose, gliding through the breaks and tunnelling toward the peak.

A Flash! — and reality folds. On B1, Olsvangèr delivers a pristine, meditative trip: razor-sharp percussion, a bassline built to unspool the mind. It’s lean, focused, and quietly hallucinatory. Proof he’s fast becoming the go-to for tripped-out house.

“Monolith” by Tifra signals a bold return – a deep, club-ready roller that hums with fizzing percussion, trippy, widescreen FX and a lead washed in echo that keeps everything in motion. It’s crisp, transportive, and unmistakably Tifra. Keep your ears open — the full EP’s on the way.

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Sector 29 by Pulse on Pyramid Fields is a velvet wormhole of sound—lush synths drift from the edges of consciousness while breakbeats slip into full-speed oblivion.

From propulsive techno leanings to a more prog, breakbeat-driven flow, Pulse moves with versatility and purpose. Everything gleams in high-def on this incredible release forthcoming on Pyramid Fields.

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SameSame duodeliver a transmission beamed from the liminal hours through their Audio Manipulation EP on Pyramid Fields. It’s a sound rich with detail – which you may have heard through their incredible surface on label, One Eye Witness.

Rich in texture, while being propulsive club tracks, driven by low-end, proggy basslines that anchor the trip. Be prepared for the forward motion, while being tripped-out through science fiction and fantastical undertones. A must for the ear.

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“Dual Signal” finds Naarm based DJ Seen at his most immersive, weaving punchy, tightly-coiled grooves with smouldering acid undertones and lush, widescreen progressive flourishes.

Across four tracks, he charts a trippy, otherworldly journey through Pyramid Fields — a deep dive into early 2000s prog influences, reimagined with precision and emotional weight.

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Built for peak-time pressure from the ground up. Sami debuts on the subdivision with Navara (PYR006), a trio of rugged tools for murky floors. Stripped-back, 303-laced techno with a clear nod to the ’90s and early ’00s — loop-driven, percussive, and raw. Warped textures and heavy drums give the tracks a timeless, unearthed feel.

A proper workout built for long blends and locked-in moments.

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