neuroboy’s everywhere really does hit like Autechre on meth—jittery, hyperactive, and constantly mutating. The track refuses to settle, with glitchy rhythms snapping and reforming while fragmented textures flicker in and out like corrupted signals. There’s a wired intensity to it, as if the whole thing is running slightly too fast for its own logic, yet never fully breaking down. Beneath the chaos, though, there’s precision—each twitch and stutter feels intentional.
It’s disorienting, edgy, and oddly addictive, capturing that manic edge where experimental electronics become both thrilling and unstable.
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