Again And Again

At a locked 140 BPM in the minor key of 3A, this record hits with the full force of its ten-out-of-ten energy rating, marrying Brainfeeder’s off-kilter eccentricity to a psy-trance chassis that refuses to let up. The rhythm is relentless, a driving metronome designed for the peak-time floor, yet the leftfield textures keep it teetering on the edge of the familiar.

It sits best in a set when the crowd is ready to be pushed, not eased, into the void—dancefloor-adjacent but never comfortable. There is no subtlety here, only forward motion, and that is precisely where its credibility lies: as a functional, credible bomb that still manages to feel utterly bizarre.