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Modern Soul XI draws a sharply defined frame for Vandal Limited: most of the repertoire is credited as drum & bass and stays between 86 and 88 BPM. Dunk opens with “Brazil Riddim,” 4:27 in F major at 88 BPM; Broma follows with “Minorities,”...
Jacker’s Delight VA Vol. 9 uses the Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) tag as a broad frame for a programme with pronounced tempo extremes. UKR Special Series gathers data from 69 to 144 BPM, although the strongest concentration sits between 130 and...
Cyanide’s anniversary can be read here as a tightly scaled Deep House selection. 12 Years of Poison, Vol. 2 moves between 116 and 125 BPM, a moderate difference that lets the tracklist unfold as a route of small adjustments. Azit opens with “Fear of...
Elements concentrates its information around one credit: Hypnologia appears on every piece, all classified as Ambient / Experimental and released by Ubertrend Records. That unity of artist, label and genre contrasts with a map of durations, tempos...
A curve from 145 to 164 BPM doof for life 2 forms a 33:26 sequence on doof under one classification: Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave. It begins with Lewis Laite's “Bass So Loud” at 160 BPM, in F major and running 3:53, then moves to...