Opener "Obsolete" is a delightful slow burner with a haunting organ chord throughout, a squelchy synth adds to the air of menace and melancholy, while a searing drone dances overhead. It concludes with a sort of Daft Punk-esque fadeout, suggesting a future of uncertainty and fear. The only words I can think of to describe "Arise" are glitch bounce. It's underpinned by a dirty, distorted bass and propelled by a wowee lead. It gets the blood pumping alright. "Paperboy" keeps things going at a frantic pace, with a whole lot more angry distortion over some shuffling beats. A crazy robotic voice pops up towards the end - I'm guessing that's the eponymous "Paperboy." "Battlefield" is quite that, it sounds like an apocalyptic rave going on in the middle of a war, or maybe it's a war going on in the middle of a rave, either way, it's exciting, and it near blows you away. "Resurrection" is another appropriately titled track, closing the EP with a hint of redemption, it takes the tempo back down again, and, again using those funky shuffling beats, returns to the ethereal synths of "Obsolete," but not without retaining a healthy dose of that menacing distortion. - HAIDO