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74 tracks, from the first MP3.com uploads in 1998 to the 2012 singles. Each has a page of its own with the releases it is on, the gigs it was played at and what was written about it then.

1998

  • TrapedTraped [1999 Edition] was a progressive house track the band released on MP3.com on 1 November 1998 and then put on its first CD, the.demo.cd.
  • Atomic Dance ExplosionAtomic Dance Explosion was the band's MP3.com hit: put up on 7 November 1998, it reached No. 1 on the site in March 1999 and stayed on its Top 40 for more than 80 weeks.

1999

  • InsideInside [Aggressive House Mix] was a house track on the band's 1999 demo CD, later added to Beyond 2000.
  • This is My HouseThis is my HOUSE was a hard house track from the band's 1999 demo CD, which the band said was best played "LOUD! Really loud".
  • Dream of TranceDream of Trance, released on MP3.com on 10 March 1999, took the sound of Atomic Dance Explosion in a harder direction, and listeners were still asking for it in 2004.
  • Beyond 303Beyond 303 [TC Edit] was a house track by DjC and WennE, released on MP3.com on 2 April 1999 and included on the album Beyond 2000.
  • Vision of MindVision of Mind [Live Simulation], released in April 1999, is a studio track by DjC and Marwin G of MAD Project, made to sound like a live performance with a sampled concert crowd.
  • 2-Mental - What I know [trance[]control ReMix]The band's remix of What I Know by 2-Mental closed the 13-track edition of Beyond 2000, where MP3.com listed it only as "Suprise track".
  • Another BeatAnother Beat was the band's very first track, made on a 386 PC with a Sound Blaster card, and was remade as a 130 BPM trance/house track for Beyond 2000.
  • The Path to EternityThe Path to Eternity was a progressive trance/house track that DjC made in one night-time session for Beyond 2000.
  • The Sign of LifeThe Sign of Life [Adrenaline Flow Mix] was a hard club track by DjC on Beyond 2000, which the band called "a true club-dancefloor killer".
  • The way HomeThe way Home [Promo Edit] was the trance track the band gave away on MP3.com with a T-shirt competition in the winter of 1999-2000, and it later went onto Beyond 2001.
  • Underground RaverUnderground Raver was one of the ten tracks on Beyond 2000 when MP3.com sold the CD in 1999.
  • We are No StrangersWe are no Strangers was WennE's track on Beyond 2000: produced and mixed by Andreas Wennersköld and mastered by DjC.

2000

  • Psychotic ChaosPsychotic Chaos was the A-side of Health Warning, the band's first 12-inch record, released on Flash Traxx on 11 April 2000.
  • Welcome to the HouseWelcome to the House was the B-side of Health Warning, the band's first 12-inch record (2000), and a different track from This is my HOUSE.
  • Madonna - Justify My Love [trance[]control ReMix]The band's remix of Madonna's Justify My Love came out in June 2000 on the 12-inch A Tribute to Madonna - Tranceformed, and the band called it one of the best tracks it had made.
  • Deep VibrationsDeep Vibrations was a 144 BPM trance track that the band gave away on MP3.com in June 2000, dedicated to the crowd at PLUR Fest in Colorado.
  • A Travel in TimeA Travel in Time, a track DjC and WennE made together, was the B-side of the band's second 12-inch and the closing track of Beyond 2001 (2000).
  • In Trance we TrustIn Trance we Trust opened the band's second 12-inch, the EP trance[]control (2000), and the band called it a hard track that "usually tears up the floor on our gigs".
  • Late at NightLate at Night, a dark and moody trance track with a house groove, was on the band's second 12-inch and on Beyond 2001, both in 2000.
  • At 6 pm.
  • Deep MindedDeep Minded began as an intro for one of the band's live shows and grew into a hard, melodic track on Beyond 2001 (2000).
  • Intro
  • Love and DesireLove and Desire, which the band called the very first track of Beyond 2001 - the Resurrection, was the free download it used to launch the album in August 2000.
  • On the Other SideOn the Other Side, produced early in 2000, was an emotional, melodic but hard trance track on Beyond 2001 that the band also played live.
  • The Real Y2k-BugThe Real Y2k-Bug was the eighth track of Beyond 2001 (2000), and the band later wrote that it seemed to be the album's most appreciated track.
  • Phazed RealityPhazed Reality is a progressive trance track dated 5 September 2000 on the band's MP3.com page, and the original behind the demo song the band made for the music software Reason 1.0.

2001

  • A Concept of LoveA Concept of Love first appeared in May 2001 on Ecstacy Vol.2, a compilation on Flash Traxx [SHR], and was later part of the album OUT THERE.
  • Beginning of the EndBeginning of the End was a fast melodic track by Alexander, uploaded to MP3.com on 5 June 2001 as the band's first new material in almost a year.
  • Bring out the DeadBring out the Dead was a long, slow-building progressive trance track that opened the band's MP3.com album Audiographic Moments in July 2001.
  • Come to DaddyCome to Daddy was a hard, dark progressive trance track on Audiographic Moments (2001) and the album OUT THERE.
  • Distorted MindsDistorted Minds was, in the band's words, its most experimental track so far, moving between ambient, melodic, hard and acid trance.
  • High SocietyHigh Society was a hard trance track on Audiographic Moments (2001), dedicated to the people who lasted through the band's full set at the Cleanout Reactor party.
  • Nation 911Nation 911 was a hard trance track from Audiographic Moments (2001) that the band kept in its live sets from 2002 to 2004.

2002

  • Conga TranceConga Trance was a track on the band's album OUT THERE.
  • Out ThereOut There was the title track of OUT THERE, the band's second retail album on Sunrise/SHR, which the band later listed as discontinued after the label collapsed.
  • Crystal DreamsCrystal Dreams was Release #08 of MISSION 2002, one of the band's calmer and smoother tracks.
  • EmotionsEmotions was Release #07 of MISSION 2002, a melodic track that grows into epic trance and that the band counted among its very best.
  • EpicenterEpicenter was Release #05 of MISSION 2002, a hard track that at 9:15 is the longest on MISSION 2002 Vol.1.
  • Gothenburg SoundGothenburg Sound was Release #09 of MISSION 2002, a progressive yet melodic track that was licensed to the compilation Trance Gamer 2 in 2003.
  • Haunted SoulsHaunted Souls was Release #06 of MISSION 2002, a hard trance track that began as an attempt at something smooth and melodic.
  • HyperacusisHyperacusis was Release #02 of MISSION 2002, a fast 145 BPM hard trance track.
  • IntelligentIntelligent was Release #03 of MISSION 2002, a progressive track that builds from laid-back trance to acid lines.
  • Restricted AreaRestricted Area was Release #04 of MISSION 2002, a melodic, smooth track that followed a run of harder releases.
  • SpringSpring was Release #01 of MISSION 2002: the first track the band produced in 2002 to be released online, made by both members together.
  • LiebeLiebe was Release #15 of MISSION 2002, a collaboration between Alexander and Dynamo that the band later credited to their duo Brats United rather than to trance[]control.

2003

  • EuphoriaEuphoria was Release #16 of MISSION 2002 and the band's first release after the burglary of its studio in January 2003.
  • HyperdriveHyperdrive was Release #13 of MISSION 2002, a hard and energetic track with melodic, uplifting parts.
  • MystiqueMystique was Release #10 of MISSION 2002 and the band's first track made with software synths only.
  • PerfectoPerfecto was Release #17 of MISSION 2002, a melodic progressive trance track mainly produced by Andreas.
  • ProgressionProgression was Release #18 of MISSION 2002, a melodic track by Andreas that the band called a masterpiece of epic proportions.
  • ScreamScream was Release #11 of MISSION 2002, a hard trance track with a techno-like start.
  • SunriseSunrise was Release #14 of MISSION 2002, written by both members and mixed and mastered with Dynamo; in 2004 the band remixed it as Sunrise 2004 for a 12-inch on the UK label Massive Trax.
  • Touch the LightsTouch the Lights was Release #12 of MISSION 2002, an epic, melodic trance track made by Andreas.
  • Imported NightmareImported Nightmare (Chu-Chu Mix) was Release #20 of MISSION 2002, a tribal techno and hard trance track by both members.
  • Lobotomized UnicornLobotomized Unicorn was Release #19 of MISSION 2002, a hard, twisted acid track by Alexander, dedicated to the listeners whose donations helped rebuild the band's studio.
  • Unicorn R.I.PUnicorn R.I.P was Release #21 of MISSION 2002, Alexander's retro trance continuation of the theme of Lobotomized Unicorn, issued in a 6:12 regular and a 10:25 extended version.
  • Small Drops of AcidSmall Drops of Acid was Release #22 of MISSION 2002, an acid and hard trance track by Andreas, made with Audiorealism's Bass Line.

2004

  • AnticlimaxAnticlimax was Release #23 of MISSION 2002 and the band's first song produced in 2004, a mellow, laid-back track by both members.
  • Riding Mary-JaneRiding Mary-Jane was Release #24 of MISSION 2002, a track by Alexander about a snowboarding day in Colorado.
  • Peak TimePeak Time was Release #25 of MISSION 2002, the last numbered track on the series' three CDs, a melodic track by Andreas in the classic trance[]control style.
  • Live @ Massive (Heaven, London, Uk)Live @ Massive is the band's recording of its live set at Massive @ Heaven in London on 19 November 2004.

2005

  • HeavenHeaven, a trance[]control track from 2004, was part of the band's live set at Massive in London and came out on 12-inch vinyl on Black Tiger Recordings in 2005.

2006

  • ReloadReLoad was a hard trance track Alexander put in the VIP section of the band's MP3 Vault in September 2006, after a long break from music production.

2012

  • PangeaPangea was the first new trance[]control track of 2012, presented by Alexander as the band's first new release in over half a decade.
  • Beyond 2001 (The Resurrection) [Continuous Mix]This is the continuous mix of Beyond 2001 – the Resurrection, the album that came out in August 2000 as a continuously mixed CD.
  • PhanthalassaPhanthalassa was the second of the three new singles trance[]control released in 2012, between Pangea and Laurasia.
  • BoliviaBolivia is a dark, hard trance track Alexander made with Dynamo, Claes Funke, dated 2001 on the band's 2012 site.
  • Somewhere SomehowSomewhere Somehow, dated 2004, is the second of the last two tracks Andreas Wennersköld produced for trance[]control.
  • The ResurrectionThe Resurrection, dated 2004, is one of the very last tracks Andreas Wennersköld produced on his own for trance[]control.
  • LaurasiaLaurasia, released on 25 May 2012, was the third track Alexander produced that year: a melodic trance piece of more than nine minutes.

Undated

  • Fragment of TimeFragment of Time was an early track that climbed to No. 16 on MP3.com's overall Top 40 in 1998, before a publishing contract took it off the site.
  • Virtual LoveVirtual Love was one of the band's earliest tracks, signed to Frontline Music Publishing in October 1998 together with Fragment of Time.