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Dying Time / The Horror
Electronic · 2005

Dying Time / The Horror

Two tracks of relentless, industrial-edged drum and bass. Jagged breakbeats and mutating basslines create a high-velocity, dystopian atmosphere for the dead of night.

January 1, 2005 · Killing Sheep Records

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Dying Time / The Horror is a masterclass in the mid-2000s techstep and neurofunk aesthetic, where the warmth of traditional jungle is replaced by cold, mechanical precision. The Enemy crafts a soundscape that feels less like a dance floor and more like a high-speed chase through a futuristic wasteland. The percussion is the focal point: snares that snap with the force of a whip and kick drums that provide a solid, unrelenting foundation for the chaos above. It is music that demands your full attention, pushing the boundaries of what electronic music can do with texture and speed.

Moments Worth Listening For
the moment in Dying Time where the breakbeat suddenly fractures into a double-time glitch
the introduction of the distorted, oscillating bassline in The Horror that feels like physical pressure
the eerie, cinematic pad intro that builds tension before the first drop

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