resistance

First part. The song begins with an electric Bhangra sound using a reversed guitar riff, a sitar-like sustaining sound made with a synth, and percussion programmed with tabla parts, followed by a low-tempo breakbeat, kick bass, and earth-crawling bass line. A dubwise synth phrase that seems to dance in the air creates an abstract world view.
Middle part. The unique groove is a reconfiguration of a double-speed breakbeat, and it develops into a fast-paced dub-bass techno with a backing reminiscent of ska and a filter effect. The reversed guitar riff is still alive and well, and the one and only crossover sound that also has rock elements will overwhelm you.
Part 2. The bass line is eliminated and the song develops into a tighter bass techno with a very thick kick bass and the same beat as the middle part. A synth serif loop, an LFO synth sound that grooves the midrange, and a dub effect that makes full use of filters bring it to a climax.
The song is composed of three parts, and the effect voices scattered between the first and second parts create a sense of unity as a song.
Although the total time is over 7 minutes, the storyline does not feel long at all. Please enjoy it.