At 133 BPM, this sits squarely in the speed-garage pocket with an energy level of nine that demands movement rather than contemplation. The D minor key casts a familiar shadow across the floor, and the Permanent Vacation sheen keeps everything tastefully upholstered rather than raw.
It moves with the efficiency of solid club fare, filling the room without threatening to reshape it. I would programme it as a mid-set workhorse, bridging deeper territories with tougher UK energy, though its refusal to push beyond tastefulness means it eventually settles into the background rather than commanding it.