Still stoutly flying the flag for creative avenues within the midrange grind of wobbly dubstep, Coki is still doing it his way and doing it right. The absurdity of the LFOing on "Mid June Madness" can only be intentional, but in the process it creates a strange, alien headspace that reaches far beyond simple aggression. "Light Years" is more carefully orchestrated before the staggering rampage of "On Board" brings things back to a more guttural mood, while "Drop N Run" heads off on a completely bizarre tangent that fuses the chainsaw synths with prominent string arrangements.