Spanish techno mainstay Ramiro López is back on Odd Recordings with Bedlamite, a three-track release that wastes no time getting to the point. Dropped on March 6, 2026, under catalog number ODD106, this EP is built with a clear purpose: heavy rotation in dark rooms, late hours, and high-pressure dancefloors.

From the first kick, Bedlamite locks into a no-nonsense, driving groove that defines peak-time techno in its rawest form. The title track, “Bedlamite,” hits at 144 BPM in A Major, delivering a tight, percussive framework layered with subtle melodic tension. It’s the kind of track that doesn’t demand attention—it commands it.

“Mooncalf” raises the intensity even further. Clocking in at 147 BPM in Gb Major, it’s the most relentless cut on the EP. Pulsating rhythms and hypnotic loops push the energy into overdrive, making it a natural weapon for DJs looking to elevate a set into full-throttle territory.

Closing the release is “Addlepated,” a collaboration with Miguel Clemente. Sitting at 145 BPM in B Minor, the track balances groove and atmosphere, blending rolling basslines with sharper sonic textures. It offers just enough variation to round out the EP while maintaining its cohesive, high-impact identity.

With Bedlamite, Ramiro López doubles down on what he does best, functional, driving techno designed for the dancefloor. No fillers, no distractions, just pure momentum from start to finish.

Grab it here!