Released May 2020

Lodemann drapes the room in melodic hypnosis, turning peak-time voltage into something unexpectedly fragile.

Frayed organic textures and a loping 122-BPM gait make this a headphone daydream masquerading as progressive breaks.

A guaranteed Dial hypnosis at 128 BPM: skeletal, deep, and relentless enough to own the after-hours.

A hooky, lo-fi-tinged house cut that dodges generic tech-house territory with real warmth.

A rugged, breaky assault at 133 BPM that channels raw leftfield house into pure dancefloor voltage.

A 128-BPM surge of melodic ache that turns the small hours into cathedral drama.

I’d slot this ten-out-of-ten juggernaut anywhere the floor needs leftfield electro with peak-time muscle.

Silverlining cooks 133 BPM pressure into a dubby, locked groove that demands a dark room and a heavy system.

Gui Boratto stretches the source across a sleek 122-BPM frame, letting melodic tension simmer beneath a polished progressive veneer.

A 143-BPM D minor assault that weaponises trance nostalgia into raw, dub-weighted hypnosis for the floor’s deepest hours.

Tiefschwarz smothers Maas's chassis in dubby, leftfield shadow; a 125bpm missile built for the warehouse's darkest hours.