Jittery electronic beats and angular rhythms that feel like they're constantly folding in on themselves. On the floor/the door is a 2015 release with this restless, experimental energy running through every track. Hunter's step opens with a clipped, percussive groove that keeps shifting just when you think you've locked in.
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Jig zag & jig zag layers stuttering patterns over each other until the rhythm becomes its own kind of melody. 5 2 9 strips things back to something more abstract, all negative space and texture. Kill the boredom lives up to its name with this aggressive driving pulse that pushes forward relentlessly.
The whole album has this sense of the ground shifting under you. If you like soundtracks that feel more like a DJ set than background music, throw this on.