Brainfeeder

With only six cuts in rotation averaging a solid 8.2, Brainfeeder stakes its claim across a surprisingly unified electronic terrain. Ross from Friends and John Tejada bring deep house and progressive warmth, while Wajatta, Reggie Watts and March Adstrum push into psy-trance and tech trance territory. The result is a label that treats the dancefloor as a single continuum, sliding between rolling techno rhythms and tripped-out trance textures without losing its groove.

That 8.2 average suggests Brainfeeder is not merely filler but a trusted source for peak-time and after-hours material alike. It sits comfortably in the underground's techier pockets, bridging progressive structures with psy-trance's psychedelic edge. For selectors who value melodic tension and mechanical precision in equal measure, it functions as a reliable conduit between house intimacy and trance expansiveness.