At 136 BPM, this thing moves like a stripped-down roller with its teeth bared. The low-end carries a weighty, bass-driven funk, locking into a raw electro grid that refuses to polish its edges. Key 6B gives the hooks a slightly sour, metallic tilt, and the energy is dialled to 10, which is no exaggeration—every element feels like it is jostling for space on a crammed dancefloor.
It sits squarely in the UK club lineage Unknown To The Unknown trades in: functional but filthy, designed for systems that can handle the subs. I would wedge this between ghetto cuts and tougher techno in a set, letting that 136 pulse bridge the gaps without ever smoothing them out. Personality is rare at this velocity; Bleaker brings enough to make the room feel lived-in.