With Skanking, SIAN and CAFIUS tap directly into rave memory- the muscle-level recall of sound-system pressure and unpolished energy. A searing Reese bassline cuts through the mix like exposed wiring, anchoring the track with a low-end snarl that feels equal parts warehouse techno and pirate-radio menace. The groove is restless and physical, driven by blunt percussion and subtle swing that keeps it permanently on edge.

Grimy UK ragga vocals ride the rhythm with raw immediacy, injecting a confrontational swagger that pulls the track out of straight techno orthodoxy and into something looser, more volatile. It's here that Skanking really comes alive: rave stabs flash in and out like strobes, while negative space is used as a weapon, this is functional, sweat-forward club music.