Released Jun 2015

Intricate melodic techno that weds emotional heft to a relentless 125 BPM stride, built for peak-time surrender.

Stott sinks the kick through viscous low-end at 140 BPM, forging a suffocating, dub-heavy weapon built for dark rooms.

I drop this 118-BPM haze when the room needs a hypnotic sway that never surrenders its pressurised edge.

A relentless 125bpm hypnosis that carpets the floor in velvet menace, perfect for the sweat-drenched hours before dawn.

At 105 BPM, this leftfield chug packs a surprising ninth-degree heat, building a warm, weird pressure that only after-hours can properly contain.

I'd call this a sleek, leftfield disco missile built for peak-time sweat without sacrificing its eccentric soul.

Relentless, 122 BPM peak-time pressure built for the busiest floors.

Leftfield house brilliance where psychedelic melody and emotional gravity rewrite the peak-time rulebook.

A brooding, high-voltage trip through E-minimal darkness that locks the floor without ever raising its voice.

Melancholic melodic techno at its most haunting and authoritative, built for misty floors and solitary headphone pilgrimages.

A pressurised dub-techno vortex that turns 120 BPM into an endless, sub-heavy descent.

Analog warmth and melodic tension collide at 120 BPM, building a late-night cathedral of synth and shadow.

I’d call this hypnotic melodic techno at its most restrained: 125 BPM of slow-release tension in bruised B-flat minor.

A spiralling synth odyssey that locks the floor into hypnosis, pure melodic techno grandeur.

Poker Flat delivers a melodic, full-throttle deep techno weapon that burns bright without sacrificing late-night soul.

A widescreen, 125-BPM D minor ascent that turns the floor into a collective dream without sacrificing kick-drum pressure.

A hundred-BPM surge of leftfield feeling that proves downtempo can still bruise.

A sleek 115bpm glide through tactile electronica that turns D-minor tension into pure dancefloor alchemy.