Josh Wink, Truncate, Shaleen, Henry Chow, Klipdagga

Slip into the deep end early. Tresor resident Shaleen opens with a patient hand, building the night through crisp percussion, shadowy rhythm, and careful tension that hums low and steady. Texas-born and Brooklyn-based Henry Chow follows with two decades of instinct behind the decks, weaving timeless house and techno into long, drawn out layers that are restrained but quietly commanding. From there Josh Wink, whose long career includes countless collaborations with King Britt and releases on labels like Strictly Rhythm, XL, R&S and more, bends the room around his deep stretch into acid and minimal techno. Lines blur, frequencies twist, and the whole thing starts to feel alive, a perfect release of pressure after the long, slow build. From there, Truncate steps in to close, delivering that his unmistakable big, swinging, mechanical grooves that strip everything to its pulse.