Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass
Remixes and originals around a 122 BPM centre The Residents places pumbum on SkyTop through a repertoire where the credit operates in several ways. The name appears as an artist on «Penthouse Tree feat. moniloki» with Sistersweet, and on originals...
On The Reggae Album, the decisive information is not a single speed but the way Raz arranges shifts in BPM and key. The pieces appear on Regroup Records and span Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass, Psy-Trance and Mainstage. Your Voice opens at 132 BPM in...
7 Years of if You Wait is best understood as an archive of variations rather than a straight line. If You Wait places much of its material in progressive house, while also including melodic house & techno, breaks/breakbeat/UK bass, deep house...
Remixes and originals in the same route The Residents places Lena Storm within a sequence where reinterpretations of other projects sit alongside pieces credited directly to her. The opening links “Ipanema”, an extended remix of Cosmonaut and K...
The fastest cut arrives third: 'Anlecta', 126 BPM in G-flat minor, and from there the album only descends — an eighteen-BPM slide down to the 108 of 'Snow'. Anyone playing 'Higher Note' front to back will notice it...
The opening move of 'BAGS INC' makes it clear that tempo here is not a staircase but a coiled spring: '80 DREAD' starts at 106 BPM over a deceptively placid C major, and 'RESISTANCE RETREAT' leaps straight to 150 with...
Seven minor keys against six major ones: 'Somnia PT1' splits almost evenly between shadow and light, and that push-and-pull is the record's real argument. Yo Speed opens in B-flat minor with 'I will never forget', the...
A title track at 161 BPM and an acoustic R&B version living on the same record: 'Don't Do Me That Baby' is best explained by its extremes, not its average. Midst signs all ten cuts for Sweep Da Scene Records, a Canadian label run...
No DJ would program a set like this: 130, 115, 132, 106, 128, 143, 124, 88. The tempo curve of 'VICTOR' doesn't draw a ramp, it draws an EKG — and that's the statement of intent. This is Victor Ruiz's debut album, released...
The map of "Valtorium Compilation V1" reads like a genre parenthesis: it opens and closes in breaks/UK bass, with seven drum & bass tracks filling almost the entire body of the record in between. Arkhitektors' "Aliens...
Six beats per minute: that's the entire gap between the slowest and fastest cut on 'Transenses IBIZA 2026'. With twenty tracks sitting between 120 and 126 BPM, this compilation doesn't build energy by speeding up but through...
At 84 BPM and eight and a half minutes, 'Cetaceans' is the track that best reveals what Dub Puffin is really up to: the tag says breaks and UK bass, but what breathes here is slow-release psydub. Behind the project is Björn Alexandridis,...
Nine cuts and two speeds that barely touch: that is the first thing to sort out before 'Dune' goes in the bag. Half the record lives between 84 and 105 BPM while the other half jumps to the 129–144 range, with 'Lapin Loop' as the...
Skrillex's fifth album dropped without warning on June 5, 2026, and as Wikipedia documents, much of the material had been circulating as unreleased IDs in his sets since 2021 — hearing it in sequence means replaying five years of DJ booths in...
Closing a 26-track selection with its shortest cut is quite a statement: Baauer's 'Supersonic' runs 2:13, drops to 122 BPM in G-flat minor and is still the heaviest name on the list. Made with Hudson Mohawke and PARISI as a preview of...