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The Ninja on this record
At 128 BPM and locked in 5A, this is a freight train of a cut that honours the Acid Test mandate without nostalgia. The acid lines don’t beg for attention; they circle like sharks, tightening the room’s pressure while Tejada and Tin Man keep the kick drum mercifully uncluttered. Energy pegged at ten, yet it breathes in the off-beats, letting the 5A framework cast a long shadow across the floor.
It is a mid-set weapon, not an opener or closer: drop it when the crowd is already committed and watch the acid burrow deeper. The tempo sits right in the pocket for blending, but the intensity demands respect. There is no gimmick here, just club-credible hypnosis that earns its place in the bag.