At 128 BPM, Del Oro locks into a disciplined, locomotive stride that feels less like a club track and more like a precision engine running hot. The 4A key centre gives the harmonic tension a steely, nocturnal chill, while that level-nine energy surges through every bar without ever spilling into chaos. Floating Points clearly knows exactly how much pressure these frequencies can bear.
In a set, this is the moment the room tilts forward: heads down, lights strobing, the floor locked into the same piston-driven breath. It sits perfectly in the techno pocket, yet carries Ninja Tune’s signature leftfield elegance—too fierce for the warm-up, too controlled for peak-time abandon, and exactly the kind of underground weapon that rewards a system with serious sub-bass.