Review by KHAWAJA UMER FAROOQ

Insane, the latest album from Mantis, is a thrilling and intense ride through a world of heavy bass, razor-sharp synths, and bone-crunching beats. From the opening track "The Possession" to the closing song "The End," the duo of Paul Ollinger and Taylor Scott have crafted a collection of tracks that are sure to get your heart racing and your head banging.

The album is a masterclass in dubstep and bass music, with each track showcasing Mantis' signature sound. The duo's use of distorted basslines and glitchy synths creates a sense of chaos and unease that is perfectly suited to the album's title. But despite the aggressive nature of the music, there is a clear sense of craftsmanship and attention to detail that elevates the album above mere noise.

Highlights of the album include "Bang Bang," a track that combines heavy bass with a catchy vocal hook, and "Purgatory," a haunting instrumental that showcases Mantis' ability to create atmosphere with their music. The album also features collaborations with fellow bass music producers such as Helicopter Showdown and Getter, adding to the album's diversity and range.

Summary by KHAWAJA UMER FAROOQ

Insane is a must-listen for fans of bass music and dubstep. Mantis has once again proven themselves to be masters of the genre, and this album is sure to be a staple in the playlists of bassheads everywhere.