For a few years now, the London trio Factory Floor have been releasing singles that take classic minimal body-jacking Chicago house and rough it up — with goth moans, with industrial sputters, with an overall sense of constantly ratcheting-up tension that never explodes into relief. We’ve posted a bunch of their songs: “Two Different Ways,” “Fall Back, “Turn It Up.” And now they’re finally ready to release their self-titled debut album, which rivals Savages’ Delete Yourself as the queasiest, hardest, most intense album to come out of London this year. The album absolutely kicks ass, and you can stream the whole thing at NPR.

Factory Floor is out 9/10 on DFA.