Released Apr 2024

A lean 140 BPM pressure-cooker that funnels Detroit voltage into modern dubstep architecture for the after-hours heads.

A feral 130bpm juggernaut in D minor that trades melody for sheer leftfield club momentum.

Relentless electro precision from Palette; a 128-BPM surge of wired tension built for peak-time systems.

I hear a veteran’s 125bpm lock-groove weaponising tension into pure, airtight hypnosis.

At 140 BPM in B minor, this is UK garage as sleek infrastructure: functional, forward-facing, and built for Room Two's after-hours tension.

Dubby piano house that glows like a basement sunrise—warm, weighted, and wonderfully patient.

I'd slam this dark-disco weapon at peak time and watch the floor surrender to its mechanical grind.

A raw, hypnotic 146 BPM juggernaut that locks the after-hours floor into an unrelenting, deep groove.

Tejada's 2024 remaster turns Morgenstern's source material into a 133-BPM juggernaut of pure, unrelenting Konsequent pressure.

I'd call this a sleek, after-hours bassline cut that proves fabric still knows how to soundtrack the small hours with elegance.

Atmospheric DnB that trades velocity for depth, warming the room with minimal precision and serious leftfield intent.

I'd call this taut 125bpm minimalism in G minor, channelling maximum energy into a deep, after-hours groove without sacrificing an ounce of restraint.

Wallace channels Rhythm Section warmth into a 128-BPM deep techno cut that balances melodic lushness with floor-focused tension.

Wallace (UK) brings Rhythm Section pedigree to a 128-BPM peak-time weapon built for soundsystem damage.

A 125-bpm vortex of tripped-out hypnosis that feels tailor-made for Panorama Bar's smoke-filled after-hours.

This is a sleek, laser-focused bullet I’d slot into any set demanding total submission—Province 44’s late-night hypnosis at full tilt.

Precision-tooled 128 BPM pressure that turns leftfield design into pure dance-floor menace.