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28 new in rotation

36 new in rotation

Today’s haul is anchored in propulsive techno, with Peverelist’s four-part "Wreck" sequence leading the charge and the towering "Wreck III" topping the pile. Max Cooper and Rival Consoles join forces on the sleek "AO", while DJ Sumatriptan sprawls across broken beat, electro and hard-edged techno. Tempos stay unrelenting, though splashes of deep house and progressive house from Denis Horvat and MAXI MERAKI offer brief respite.

27 new in rotation

Today's selections are ruled by steady four-four house momentum, yet a shadowy current of deep techno and downtempo runs beneath. Antony Well commands the after-hours with six immersive cuts, while Aquasky's "Pressure Shot" and HIFI (KSA)'s "Movin'" push the peak-time pressure. From the balmy downbeat of Sadhu Sensi and Tiefe Wasser Berlin to Carl Bee's tech-trance sting, tempo and tone drift but never disconnect.

8 new in rotation

Today's crate is anchored by sleek, four-to-the-floor house music with an optimistic, sun-drenched energy that runs through cuts like KOKO.IT's "You Made My Spring" and the collaborative "Connected By Light". Anorre and KYLER set the pace with the progressive standout "Set the Tone", while Ayva and FUZE (UK) offer a sharp drum n bass detour on "Whole". It is a warm, driving selection built for peak-time floors.

102 new in rotation

Today's dig unearths a hypnotic thread of deep house and rolling techno, all locked into sleek, after-hours tempos. Standouts include the breathtaking "The Melody (Henrik Schwarz Remix)" from Carl Craig, Francesco Tristano, Francois-Xavier Roth and Les Siecles, alongside Daniel Bell's skeletal "Rh

22 new in rotation

Today's pull drifts between aqueous techno and rolling deep house, keeping the floor locked in a steady, hypnotic pulse throughout. D-Leria's "Underwater" and Steve Kelley's "Deep Inside" set the tone for a submerged, heads-down session, while Los Hermanos and OK EG keep the groove tight and propulsive. It is a waterlogged, warehouse-minded selection from start to finish.

25 new in rotation

Today's haul is anchored in a four-on-the-floor current where house and progressive shades set the pace. Mercurio and Sasha's "Songstar" leads at 8.7, Starecase's "See" drifts deeper at 8.6, and tougher techno and trance cuts from Robsounds and Christian Smith keep the edge sharp.

27 new in rotation

Today’s crate yields a steady diet of peak-time four-to-the-floor action, with house, techno and tech trance locking the tempo firm. Butch and Santos (IT) seize top honours with the slick, rolling bounce of "Come Get Up," while Faithless stomp back onto the floor via Adam Beyer’s thunderous remix of "We Come 1." Elsewhere, Eagles & Butterflies and Alex Mine shore up the mid-set with taut, driving energy.

37 new in rotation

Today's crates are heavy with propulsive techno, led by Vril's towering Signum Ex Auro at 9.1 and bolstered by collabs with Aurora Halal and Verraco. MPU101 weaves ambient haze and downtempo drift between the four-four thrust, lending the selection a welcome atmospheric counterweight.

24 new in rotation

Today the bins yield a hypnotic tug-of-war between MPU101’s sprawling ambient suites and the dancefloor heft of techno and tech house. Stephan Bodzin’s "Birth (Ja Mix)" leads the charge at 8.7, closely followed by Marco Bailey’s "Jungle Laps" remix, while Angel Heredia and Agents Of Time keep the deep end submerged.

12 new in rotation

Today's thread is overwhelmingly electronic, with UK garage, progressive house and speed garage dictating the pace. Casey Spillman's "Lonely" heads the list at 8.3, while SUPERFAN's "Ode to Hum" supplies the only alternative rock fix. Bonobo and Nicole Miglis also appear in the progressive house stack with "Talk to Me".

14 new in rotation

House dominates the crates today, spanning soulful, progressive, and tribal strains with a steady club pulse. Kathy Brown and Revival House Project's "Music Is The Way I Live" leads the pack, while Sainte Vie and Colyn's "Desert Sunrise" offers a deeper progressive edge.

13 new in rotation

Progressive house dominates today’s dig, carrying a steady, after-hours momentum through the bulk of the list. House, deep techno and bassline round out the edges, keeping tempos brisk and floors primed. Standouts are Real Lies and Kettama’s sharp-edged "Purple Hearts" alongside Trevor Loveys, Omid 16B and OTC’s remastered "The Dragon Lady".

91 new in rotation

The crates today delivered a relentless streak of machine-driven techno and warm-blooded house, with deep electronics threading through every tempo. Max Cooper's "Resynthesis" and Dorisburg's "Untitled" both hit 9.1, anchoring a set that moves from DJ Koze and Jamie xx's hypnotic "Come We Go" to the smoked-out grooves of Wallace (UK)'s "Papertrip". Shadowy rooms and strobe-lit corridors dominate, where electro, tech house, and trance all sit perfectly in the dark.

27 new in rotation

Today's crate is firmly locked on the dancefloor, with house and progressive house commanding the bulk while garage and tech trance nip at the edges. The Supermen Lovers' "Starlight (20th Anniversary)" leads the charge at 8.7, chased closely by Mousse T.'s "Horny" rework and the UK Garage snap of Dustin McCoi and Aphroditi's "Ain't No Way".

26 new in rotation

Today's crate drifts between sweat-drenched house and shadowy industrial electronics. Hefty anchors the darker end with a clutch of dystopian cuts, while John Tejada's "Sweat (On The Walls) (Laolu Remix)" tops the pile at 8.9 with pure dancefloor heat. Fred Everything, Atjazz and Jimpster offer deep house respite, yet the dominant thread pits body-moving grooves against uneasy atmospheres.

10 new in rotation

The crates today yield an almost entirely electronic haul, with deep house and progressive grooves setting the dominant mood. Hraach and Armen Miran float highest with the hypnotic "Aldebaran", while Sascha Funke's "Planes in Reverse" and Serite's "Shoop" keep the four-four throb alive. Elliott Skinner provides the sole deviation, balancing the rock snarl of "Carry The Devil's Side" against the ambient stillness of "An Introduction".

26 new in rotation

The list leans heavily towards four-to-the-floor territory—techno, progressive house, and trance dominate the tempo—but ambient pockets from feeo and downtempo moments from Soniare Collective provide breathing room. Highlights include Moderat’s brooding Skee Mask remix sitting at the top, while I. JORDAN injects speed garage energy into the mix.

17 new in rotation

Today's dig uncovers a hypnotic through-line of deep, rolling electronics locked in tech house and dub techno, with ambient reprieve from Stephan Bodzin and Bibio. Dapayk Solo's "Discard" sits at the summit with an 8.7, while Scan X's "Blurred" and Max Cooper's "Ediolic Spectra" keep the pressure steady and immersive.

12 new in rotation

House and Techno dominate the crates today with steady four-four momentum and peak-time energy. Shadu's "Loca" and Mike Dunn & Sorley's "Phreaky" sit at the top with matching 8.6 scores, while Riva Starr's "Push Your Luck" keeps the pressure high. From Bonobo's bassline excursion to the progressive lines of V.VALENTINA, the floor remains firmly in focus.

78 new in rotation

Today's thread is welded to the dancefloor, with techno and house commanding nearly every slot in the crate. Silent Servant and Sandwell District's "Sampler 1 B1 (Regis Edit)" towers above the rest at 9.2, while Osunlade's "Rock Wit U" and Bicep's "Drift" lend some deeper, more spacious contrast to the four-four dominance.

27 new in rotation

House and techno dominate the crate, with deep, rolling grooves and club-ready energy from the basement to the main room. Standout cuts include Dee Montero, Jim Rider and Elu’s emotive "Holding Onto Life" and the bass-heavy swing of Sam Smith and Disclosure’s "Latch (T.Williams Club Remix)". From Bonobo’s deep house meditation to Breezy S’s peak-time rework, it is a proper journey through four-four territory.

68 new in rotation

Today's haul drifts between deep, rolling trenches and airy, progressive vistas, with house and techno frameworks dominating the crates. Ploy lands three times across bassline and house while Bodhi's "Quaresma Dub" and Musetta's "Red Star" sit at the summit, backed by dense techno from Recondite and Henry Saiz. It is a patient, hypnotic thread best suited to the small hours.

5 new in rotation

Today's crate is locked into a steady four-on-the-floor rhythm, with house and deep techno dominating the selections. Rupert Ellis's "The Beams" takes top honours, while Jonz (BR) and PTTY plunge into deeper, sub-heavy territory. Tony Romera and George Privatti push the tempo toward tech trance, yet the overall mood remains unswervingly after-hours and heads-down.

6 new in rotation

Today's dig uncovers a relentless electronic thread spanning tech trance, progressive house and techno, all geared for the club. DONT BLINK's "GET BACK TO ME" and Rony Seikaly's "Don't Numb the Pain" sit at the peak with taut, driving energy, while 16BL's "Deep In My Soul" offers a deeper, soulful counterpoint. Even Rob Stillekens' tribal "Lonely Nights" keeps the dancefloor pulse locked tight.

44 new in rotation

The day's selections lock into a driving electronic groove, with house and techno commanding the crates and The Rurals supplying multiple deep house meditations. Legowelt's "Disco Rout" claims top honours, though speak (FI)'s beatless "Shifting Weights" drifts in to break the spell.

10 new in rotation

Today's haul is locked firmly on the club floor, with tech house and driving four-to-the-floor grooves setting the pace throughout. Heirloom's "Oh Don't Tell" and DJ Loka and Doug Gomez's "Shadows" share top honours at 8.1, while Amtrac's "Have a Good One" plunges into deeper techno to cool the room.

91 new in rotation

Today's dig unearths a deep, hypnotic thread of house and techno, with Larry Heard and Loosefingers leading the charge at 9.2 on the dreamlike "Dreaming of Better Days." The rest of the crates settle into after-hours territory—spanning the house stylings of Barbara Tucker and Michael Gray, Kerri Chandler's remastered remix for Matrix, and the steady techno pulse of Nina Kraviz and Patrice Baumel.

24 new in rotation

House music dominates the crates today, with plenty of peak-time four-on-the-floor energy cutting through alongside tougher techno and trance edges. The Ones' "Flawless" and CASSIMM's "Paradise" sit at the top of the pile, while Jeff Sorkowitz and Simes keep the tech trance pressure on. Deeper diversions from Leaving Laurel and Volen Sentir offer brief respite before the kick drums return.

38 new in rotation

Techno dominates today's dig, with Anunaku's "Boreale" and cuts from Bardia Salour, Monty Luke and The Hacker furnishing plenty of floor-weight. Against that grid, corto.alto weaves folk and downtempo interludes, and DJ Koze's "XTC" offers the session's deepest house peak. A split mood: warehouse pressure tempered by headphone introspection.