Has no one got a chance to apprehend Lawpacks yet? Because it keeps releasing tracks on Noodle that sound like sonic manifestations of a mind that needs an intervention, atleast. The track is as subversive as it is immersive with hideous twists and insidious sonic design that surround you and envelop you in its gritty textured world. Phantom is biting, menacing and Nischal Gurung on vocals is visceral to the core. The industrial effects on this will make you say "Ah NIN", but you'll need NINE lives to to comprehend the sheer complexity at play here and many many concentrated loops of listens. It smacks as it launches, hammering into your skull the staccato beat in addition to what sounds like a wailing chainsaw gone out of control. There is a litigant cry teetering on the abyss in an off-kilter way. The lyrics speak of remorse, of actions one would want to take back and yet, you feel that the more they hold this pain, the more they enjoy it. Rob Zombie wishes he had made this track before Lawpacks did. Gurung's vocals are the fired salvos destructively hitting the mark, buoyed by the dense mix so heavy, it almost feels like the noise is weighing on you. If you love hard hitting electronica and industrial that pushes the limit of music with intelligence, then you should most definitely have a listen. "Same rules apply"