At 146 BPM in the key of D minor, this is pure peak-time ordnance. The kick drum lands like a blunt object, relentless and unadorned, while the energy sits at a maximum ten, leaving no space for breath or hesitation. Xiorro strips away any niceties and lets the low end do the talking, constructing a claustrophobic tunnel of distortion that feels designed to test the limits of a soundsystem.
It belongs in that precarious after-hours slot when the floor is running on fumes and only the hardest frequencies will suffice. Lobster Theremin has served up a functional weapon here: lean, driving, and utterly single-minded. I would wedge this between two rolling cuts to maintain momentum, letting its unwavering pressure act as the anchor that prevents the room from collapsing into exhaustion.