Released Mar 2014

Warm pads, strong melody, and the kind of Innervisions pedigree that actually delivers.

Hypnotic melodic tension at 128 bpm that burns with atmospheric intensity without sacrificing dancefloor precision.

A 118-BPM haze of warm pads and leftfield pressure, built for the moment the dancefloor exhales and the room starts to glow.

Konstantin Sibold straightens DFA's leftfield quirks into a muscular 122bpm march, with Whang's vocal cutting cold through the heat.

Jazzy leftfield house that skanks with live-wire grit and a loose-limbed low-end.

Melodic techno with an emotional grip that keeps one foot firmly in the basement.

I’d argue razor-wire percussion and helium textures make this a masterclass in forward-thrust club engineering.

A 105-bpm F# minor slow-burn that weaponises ambient space into relentless, forward-motion hypnosis.

A full-throttle melodic surge that somehow still breathes like a 4 a.m. confessional.

Serrated minimal-synth electricity that sounds welded together in a basement and aimed straight at the sternum.

I’d call this a nine-volt charge of melodic tension strapped to a 120 BPM chassis, built for peak-time abandon in sweat-box basements.

A 109 BPM slow burn from Detroit’s deep-house vault, all smouldering keys and after-hours patience.