Waouu

I'd drop this at a relentless 133 BPM and watch the groove lock in with an electro rigidity that refuses to slacken. The mix sounds like it has been run through a crumbling stack of corroded gear, letting every hi-hat slice and bass throb retain its jagged edge; the minor-key tension of 7A only deepens the paranoia, giving the track a nocturnal, streetlamp-flicker quality that electro often chases but rarely catches.

To me, the raw sound design makes this an obvious fit for the Lobster Theremin catalogue, landing at energy level nine with a wiry, syncopated physicality that suits the harder underground brief perfectly. I would slot it neatly into a set when the room needs jolting out of hypnosis, as it offers functional, fierce momentum without ever defaulting to blunt-force techno.