Released Mar 2024

Skee Mask tightens the screws at 143 BPM, forging raw Ilian Tape energy into claustrophobic hypnosis.

I would drop this when the room needs to feel vacuum-sealed by sub-bass and meticulously ruptured breaks.

I save this 140-BPM Ilian Tape furnace for the redline moments: raw, hypnotic peak-time pressure with no emergency exit.

A 140-BPM hypnosis session that melts the club into pure after-hours residue.

A masterclass in tension, where every frequency feels precision-cut for the sweat-soaked hours before dawn.

Sub-bass pressure meets off-kilter syncopation at a head-nod tempo, proving Livity’s low-end theology still converts the uninitiated.

I'd drop this 133 BPM Detroit-leaning bruiser when the floor's already molten, though Wink plays it safer than I'd like.

Jimpster turns Nagayama and Terada’s melodic warmth into a 120-BPM peak-time weapon, all ten-out-of-ten energy and G-minor grace.

Raw Livity sub-pressure and juke velocity collide in a late-night roller purpose-built for the system.

fabric Records pressure at a breathless one-forty, precision-tooled for when the basement needs to buckle.

Warm melodic electro that moves like a low-rider through a neon tunnel, riding a 103-bpm chassis with enough voltage to keep the after-hours floor swaying.

A ten-out-of-ten energy juggernaut that weaponises 125 BPM tension into pure, rolling progressive hypnosis.

Immaculate 118 BPM indie-dance that favours dependable floor momentum over genuine fireworks.

Relentless A-minor pressure at 136 BPM; the sound of a locked groove refusing to break.

A vertiginous electro sprint that channels maximum voltage into precision-engineered dancefloor lift.

Intricate melodic patterns glide across a 171-BPM chassis, forging a hypnotic leftfield cut that prizes emotional detail over peak-time bombast.

Breakbeat-tinged minimal techno at 128 BPM that treats the floor like a living circuit board—precise, kinetic, and quietly relentless.

Eighty-BPM downtempo that glows at a measured six; tasteful restraint and leftfield texture for opening a room or cooling the floor.

A hypnotic melodic loop that locks the floor at 128 BPM with leftfield elegance and club precision.

Permanent Vacation sheen coats a relentless 120 BPM chassis, though 4A's minor tension never quite breaks its own safety rails.

A narcotic half-speed drift through gauzy pads and sub-bass whispers, built for the bleary hour when the floor empties and the lights come up.

A sleek, nocturnal missile fired squarely at the 4 AM floor, bridging indie sensibility with full-bore techno propulsion.

A minor-key pressure cooker at 143 BPM that melts leftfield design into pure dancefloor lava.

I hear pure Bristol pressure in every bar: 128-BPM bass-weight that demands a dark room and a heavy system.