Arpeggiators is the brainchild of two German electronic music pioneers, Maik Maurice Diehl and Thorsten Adler, who joined forces in the early 1990s. They became icons of the Frankfurt techno movement, delivering a distinct blend of trance and techno that both energized and hypnotized dance floors across Europe. Arpeggiators solidified their place in the pantheon of techno with their innovative use of Roland TB-303 bass sequences and expansive, echoing arpeggios which became a signature characteristic of their sound, influencing a generation of electronic music producers.

Through the '90s, they released numerous records that shaped the trajectory of trance techno, using their platform to explore and challenge the sonic boundaries of the genre. Releases like "The Possible Future of Mankind" and "Freedom of Expression" are testaments to their vision, blending thumping beats with philosophical overtones that contemplate the human condition through electronic music. Even after years of evolution in the techno scene, Arpeggiators' music, as evidenced in their "Elements EP" and "Beyond the Black Hole EP," remains a beacon for those seeking to combine technical prowess with emotive depths. Their work, including "Selected Remix Works," has not only contributed to the establishment of trance and techno as mainstays in the electronic genre but also continues to inspire new adventures in sound design and performance.