Streams, not votes
Every position comes from Spotify streaming data: each track's current popularity, recalculated daily. Nobody votes and nothing is hand-picked, so the chart is exactly what Hardcore listeners are playing.
The 100 most streamed hardcore tracks on Spotify, updated every day. Gabber, millennium hardcore, uptempo and frenchcore, ranked purely by what the scene is playing right now.
↑ climbed↓ droppedNew new entry- no change· vs. last week
Lil Texas, Rocket Rese
Opgekonkerd, HET POMPSTATION, Unicorn on K
Crille, Septum, KLIKK
Gezellige Uptempo, Hans Glock, Bernal Bounce
luvvtige, Mairytale
Hardcore techno has always lived on compilations and festival lineups, from Thunderdome to Masters of Hardcore, but a current, continuously updated hardcore chart barely exists. The Hardcore Top 100 fills that gap: it ranks the genre’s biggest tracks by Spotify streams and refreshes daily, so the chart moves as fast as the scene does.
Everything under the hardcore umbrella competes here. Rotterdam-school gabber and early hardcore share the list with millennium hardcore, frenchcore’s bouncing off-beat kicks and the 200+ BPM uptempo wave. Scene leaders like Angerfist and Miss K8 chart next to uptempo acts and underground names the moment listeners push them up.
Use the chart to catch what is peaking, and the Hardcore Release Radar to catch what is brand new: every fresh hardcore release lands there on day one, and the tracks that stick around climb into this Top 100.
Looking for what dropped today instead? Every new Hardcore release is tracked daily, and the Hardcore Release Radar collects them all in one playlist.
Every position comes from Spotify streaming data: each track's current popularity, recalculated daily. Nobody votes and nothing is hand-picked, so the chart is exactly what Hardcore listeners are playing.
The arrow next to each track compares its position with the chart from a week earlier. Green means it climbed, red means it dropped, New marks a fresh entry and a dash means it held its spot.
Brand-new tracks sit out their first days until their streaming numbers reflect real listening instead of release-day hype. They land on the Release Radar immediately and enter the chart once they prove themselves.
A cap on tracks per artist keeps any single act from flooding the list, so the chart stays a picture of the scene rather than one discography. Collaborations count under their strongest artist.
Hardcore techno and its subgenres: gabber, early hardcore, millennium hardcore, frenchcore, uptempo and the harder edges toward terror and speedcore. It is the Rotterdam-born rave sound, not hardcore punk.
By Spotify streaming data. Each track’s current Spotify popularity, a measure of how much it is being streamed right now, decides its position. The chart is recalculated every day, with no votes or editorial picks involved.
Yes. Uptempo hardcore and frenchcore are part of the hardcore family and chart here alongside classic gabber and mainstream hardcore. When an uptempo track blows up, you will see it climb within days.
Yes. The chart doubles as a public Spotify playlist with the same 100 tracks in the same order, refreshed daily. Follow it once and the current hardcore charts live in your library.
The ranking is rebuilt every day from fresh streaming data. The arrows next to each track compare today’s position with the chart from a week earlier, so you can tell climbers from fallers at a glance.