Released Nov 2021

At 136 BPM yet colder than an empty room, this is negative space masquerading as a techno record.

A sleek, nocturnal electro cut that fuses leftfield textures with a 120 BPM pulse built for basement systems.

A submerged, slow-tide ambient piece that drags its chains through the dead hours with weathered patience.

A merciless, hypnotic vortex in 12A that locks the floor into 133-BPM submission and discards the key.

A slow-burning ember of leftfield ambience that trades propulsion for emotional pull, best served at whisper volume in the warm-up slot.

Melody and muscle locked in a 120 BPM embrace; Caillet proves emotional heft need not soften the underground edge.

Melodic deep house that glows at 125 BPM; I keep this near for when the room needs pedigree and late-night warmth.

Relentless 125 BPM pressure with a functional D minor groove, but it plays safer than the freakiest room on the label.

A lean, leftfield roller tuned to 125 BPM that channels raw warehouse telepathy between two locked-in operators.

Fierce Ostgut Ton tech trance at 130 BPM; a dark, peak-time weapon forged by two underground heavyweights.

Acid lines sear through 125 BPM pressure with a devotion that honours the source while claiming its own space.

A masterclass in leftfield tension: Ostgut Ton veterans weld a razor-sharp hook to 130 BPM pressure, forging a weapon of pure, credible floor intensity.