Teenage Mutants Unveil Decade-in-the-Making “Hyperspace” on Truesoul

Teenage Mutants have unveiled “Hyperspace” on Truesoul, a production more than 10 years in the making.
The German duo first sketched the track in 2013, revisiting and refining it through countless iterations before arriving at its final form. The release marks their first appearance on Truesoul, following previous Drumcode outings including 2023’s “Dark Clouds” alongside Heerhorst and PETER PAHN, and their 2025 collaboration “In The Dark” with Tocadisco on A-Sides Vol. 10.
“What you’re hearing now is the ultimate version for us, the result of years of work and refinement,” Christian shares. “It’s the most worked-on track we’ve created since ‘Dark Clouds’ and also the most personal one.”
Blending progressive influences with rolling techno grooves, “Hyperspace” unfolds with patient precision before a distinctive vocal hook brings the track into focus. It is a fitting reward for a production that spent more than a decade evolving.
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