Released Oct 2022

Parrish turns a 120 BPM framework into claustrophobic, low-end hypnosis for heads-down late-night floors.

A bristling, high-tension cut of leftfield techno that weaponises texture to turn any room into a pressure chamber.

I’d call this a prowling 118-BPM ritual of humid 6A hypnosis and global low-end pressure that rewards the patient floor.

I'd call this a molasses-slow drift through tactile electronics where every decaying tone feels hand-placed and quietly devastating.

Raw voltage surges through every bar, a kinetic reminder that Detroit electro still bites hardest in the dark.

A 130-BPM cathedral of leftfield ambience where kinetic dread and meticulously sculpted negative space collide.

A hazy, 100 BPM summit in 8B where experimental textures and leftfield hooks dissolve into pure, discerning LUCKYME. alchemy.

Raw juke torque at 140 BPM, designed for the precise second the dancefloor forgets etiquette and moves on pure instinct.

I’d call this 143 BPM leftfield lurch hypnotic and severe, energy at nine without ever locking the groove.

A plush, 125-BPM reverie that channels high-voltage warmth into a deep house lullaby for the after-hours faithful.

A relentless 125 BPM locomotive of queer club sweat, locking 5A tension into every bar for floors that know exactly who they are.

A bruising, tunnel-vision tool that locks the floor into submission with unrelenting mechanical force.

Luxuriously spare and architecturally precise, this is the sound of 4am concrete cooling.

Peak-time hypnosis at 128 with a shadowed 5A swagger; too characterful to be mere artillery.

A 122bpm post-punk juggernaut that drags alternative rock through the club mud with AD 93’s signature grit.

Relentless 200 BPM electro wrapped in a low-slung bass cocoon; a meticulous, after-hours weapon that rewards the patient floor.

I'd use this relentless 200-BPM pressure in 5A to lock the floor into pure hypnotic motion; a late-night Livity Sound Recordings weapon.

A cerebral 128 BPM leftfield electro cut that weaponises nostalgia into twitchy, high-energy bassline mechanics.

Rukus delivers again: Gaiser and Matador lock into a hypnotic 128-bpm groove where razor-sharp sound design meets the blur of 4 a.m. melancholy.

A 125 BPM dub that pairs relentless energy with warm, melodic patience—peak-time deep house for the musically literate.

Byron the Aquarius channels jazzy melodic warmth into a 125 BPM heater that burns with underground soul.

Relentless 140 BPM hypnosis that turns the club into a pressure chamber of locked groove tension.

An immersive, late-night drift that turns 133 BPM into a slow-motion plunge through pressurised darkness.

Restrained melodic electronica that breathes at 120 BPM, built for warm-up floors and deeper headphone reveries.