Released Apr 2020

I’d file this 113-BPM pressure cooker under essential leftfield deep house, its distinctive sound design weaponised for maximum dancefloor hypnosis.

A 125-BPM A-minor juggernaut from Femme Culture that balances hooky melodic instinct with proper underground functionality.

A ten-tonne hypnotic freight train at 128 BPM, sealing the room into raw, deep monochrome.

Dub-weighted hypnosis at 140 BPM; Lobster Theremin honours its pedigree with immersive, basement-grade techno pressure.

Talabot’s dub dissolves the groove into a 102-bpm narcotic haze perfect for the floor’s comedown hours.

Slater welds molten percussion to a relentless 133 BPM grid, forging peak-time steel for the darkest hour of the floor.

A sleek 9A hypnosis trip at 125 BPM, where minimal deep techno mutates into pure after-hours tension.

A humid, 92-bpm exhale that shrinks the room into an after-hours whisper.

I find this 125 bpm emotional hook wraps Kompakt melodic precision around a dark, club-ready energy without ever dipping into cheese.

Forward-thinking breaks meet sub-low pressure in a smoked-out room where 182 BPM feels like half-time hypnosis.

Alden Tyrell drills straight through the basement ceiling with this 130bpm masterclass in unrelenting, shadow-soaked circuitry.

Relentless melodic hypnosis at 130 bpm, underground techno refined for the sweat-drenched peak.

A pressurised 107-BPM meditation that weaponises ambient space into something almost overwhelming.