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Sat, 3 Oct 2026

36 added to rotation · every day's dig

The Ninja on the day's dig

Today’s dig unearths a relentless techno current, with Peverelist’s wrecking-ball triptych and a heavyweight link-up from Max Cooper and Rival Consoles leading the charge. Ed Davenport and DJ Sumatriptan keep the four-four pressure steady, while flickers of breaks and deep house offer brief respite from the main-room hypnosis.

36 added to rotation

At 120 BPM in Db minor, this is a full-throated melodic house anthem that weaponises vulnerability for the daytime main stage.

I’d deploy this lean 125 BPM deep techno weapon when the room needs peak-time hypnosis.

A masterclass in tension, stripping everything back until only the groove’s skeleton remains, rattling at 128 BPM with surgical intent.

AO8.7

I’d ride this bruised minor-key melody straight into peak-time, no hesitation.

Mine7.9

At 125 BPM in A minor, this is the kind of accessible, terrace-ready swell I’d reach for when a daytime headline set needs immediate lift.

A bruising 128-BPM jolt of electro that treats the dancefloor like a patient refusing anaesthetic.

A rolling 130 BPM deep house weapon that channels peak-time sweat without sacrificing groove.

A muscular, leftfield techno bomb that channels Studio Barnhus whimsy through Davenport’s steely, high-velocity framework.

CGRP8.3

Relentless 130bpm broken-beat pressure built for peak-time floors; the 6A key locks every limb into its grid.

Dubby, melodically rich techno that earns its ferocious energy through texture rather than tired peak-time tropes.

This is the peak-time Kompakt cut I reach for when the floor needs full-bore energy and a hook with genuine emotional pull.

Peak-time melodic techno at 128 BPM that weaponises its vocal into pure, unrelenting club propulsion.

Warm, surging organic house at 122 BPM with melodic depth and enough energy to fill a floor without demanding the mic.

Peverelist at 125 BPM is a masterclass in negative space: taut, warm, and ruthlessly efficient.

Anthemic melodic house built for big rooms, riding a 122 BPM pulse that earns every euphoric peak.

A 130-BPM Bristol masterclass where atmospheric breaks wield serious weight and identity.

I'd ride this 130bpm strip of chrome straight through a sunlit peak-time shift, energy at nine and no brakes.

Pummelling 136 BPM techno tempered by unexpected melodic breathing room, like a pressure valve in a sealed warehouse.

Maximum-intensity F-minor breakbeat pressure that turns any room into a tectonic zone.

Ruthless 133-BPM momentum locked in B-flat minor, welding underground tension to peak-time clarity without selling its soul.

Relentless 130-BPM bassline pressure with hooky, peak-time DNA engineered for terrace destruction.

Sun-drenched progressive house with a vocal hook that demands open-air hands-in-the-air surrender.

Relentless 140bpm mechanics forged in F-sharp minor, stripping the floor to its structural bones without losing swing.

Adrenaline-drenched electro at 140 BPM: all sinew, no skin, and absolutely no mercy for the unprepared floor.