Some songs just want to rip subwoofers apart. They want to shake walls, drive neighbors nuts and rearrange the listener’s innards. This tight-rhythmed bass-feast works in headphones too, but one day make sure you let it tear through some thousand watts equipment!
It may be tempting to say it’s repetitive, but there’s some clever construction here. The main theme only serves to emphasize changes of tone and breaks in the rhythm. Listen carefully and, for heaven’s sake, move your body! Dubstep at its best!
Oh, and in case you wonder, the sample “look for your own salvation” is from the video game Half Life 2 :D.
YouTube (decent quality):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0btO7d17CY^
And here’s the Discogs entry for whoever wants to buy this album:
https://www.discogs.com/Apotheist-El-Haijn-Salvation-In-Control/release/1769934^
For BeatPort users (high quality):
https://www.beatport.com/track/salvation-original-mix/770885^
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