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The fourth Federation Of Rytm, presented by SHDW: four records, twenty-four tracks, twenty-five artists. Nørbak, Temudo, Developer, Claudio PRC, Flug, Klint, Sciahri, Dextro and Red Rooms among them, with Marcal, Hyden, Blanka, Kameliia and Jancen alongside. 99 to 148 across eight sides — a set to dig through rather than...

Klint again on ARTS, ten months after Dynamo, and the pace is unchanged: 144 across the board bar "Eventide" at 140. "Shadow Ritual" and "Game Theory" carry the industrial weight, with the groove kept tight underneath.

Two tracks from Roseen, co-founder of Frameworks alongside Decka, and no filler on either side. "Motor" rolls at 136, "2 Hours Left" pushes to 140 — raw, American-rooted techno cut for the middle of a set.

Rosati's Lights Down EP on Global Pulse, the Amsterdam label he curates for retrofuturistic, pulsating grooves. The Italian producer works his early-techno roots — Detroit, UK rave, classic European techno — into four driving minimal cuts at 140–144 BPM, from 'Lights Down' to the faster 'Zoom Out'.

Detroit's Rick Wade on Phonogramme with the 'Functional Anger EP'. The Harmonie Park founder — a deep house institution since the early '90s — turns in four soulful, textured cuts running 120–126 BPM, from 'Unafraid' to the title track. Warm, timeless Detroit deep house.

Four Tet on his own Text Records, Kieran Hebden's home for boundary-blurring electronic music. Two tracks: the deep, melodic 'Human Voice' at 133 BPM and the looser, machine-sketched 'T246 130ish Electribe Plaits.' The London producer's signature fusion of rhythm and texture, cut for the floor.

Saint Petersburg's Gradient turns in 'Relict II' on Matthew Oh's Outlaw — a dub techno original given three reworks. He keeps the source hypnotic at 123 BPM, with reworks from Federsen, Anton Kubikov and Altone reshaping it across the record. Deep and dubwise.