Skynet - Sentient

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Review by Helga Ingimundardóttir

Sentient by Skynet: A Drum 'n' Bass Assault on the Senses Alright, let’s get this straight—Skynet’s Sentient isn’t just another electronic album. Released in 2009 under their own label, Skynet Recordings, this UK-born beast slaps harder than most stuff out there. It’s raw, unapologetic drum 'n' bass with teeth. And yeah, it’s got that dystopian vibe you’d expect from something named after a killer AI system. But instead of chilling you out, it punches you right in the gut. First off, the tracklist is stacked. You’ve got bangers like “Neo Cons” and “Trails of Egypt,” alongside remixes and deep cuts that feel like they were built for late-night warehouse raves. The whole thing flows like a cybernetic fever dream, but two tracks really stuck with me: “Lucifer” and “Silverback (Remix).” “Lucifer” hits hard. Like, holy crap, this one doesn’t mess around. From the first kick drum, it feels like someone lit a fuse inside your skull. The bassline growls like an angry beast while these eerie synths creep up behind you. It’s not just music—it’s a full-on sensory attack. I remember blasting this at 3 AM with my headphones on, thinking, "Damn, this might actually summon something." That’s how visceral it is. Then there’s “Silverback (Remix),” which flips the script entirely. This one starts off slow, almost teasing you, before exploding into this chaotic jungle rhythm. It’s wild, unpredictable, and kinda makes you wanna punch the air or run through walls. Or both. There’s something primal about it, like the gorilla in the title came to life and started smashing shit. Pure adrenaline. What gets me about Sentient is how relentless it is. Skynet doesn’t give a damn if you can keep up—they’re here to push boundaries, even if it means leaving some listeners choking on the dust. Tracks like “Pluto Rising” and “Galactic Cycle” throw spacey vibes into the mix, but they never lose that gritty edge. Meanwhile, “Geometrix” sounds like robots fighting over a broken disco ball. Weird? Yeah. Awesome? Hell yes. Looking back, Sentient feels way ahead of its time. In 2009, when other producers were still figuring out what DnB could be, Skynet was already building sonic war machines. Sure, it ain’t perfect—some tracks drag a bit, and the sequencing can feel overwhelming—but who cares? This album doesn’t aim to soothe; it exists to challenge. So here’s the kicker: listening to Sentient feels like training for the apocalypse. If Skynet ever does decide to take over the world, at least we’ll have a killer soundtrack for it.

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Artist: Skynet
Album: Sentient
Rating: 5.0

Table of Contents

Download

Filename: skynet-sentient.zip
  • MP3 size: 124.2 mb
  • FLAC size: 952.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Pharaoh5:59
Trails Of Egypt6:06
Suma6:34
Tardis5:55
Lucifer5:27
Neo Cons6:55
Neo-Cons6:56
Eternal Life6:35
Missing Soul6:50
Geometrix5:59
Trails of Egypt5:59
Pluto Rising6:12
Serpent5:39
Silverback (Remix)6:23
Galactic Cycle5:27
New Order6:4
Aztek6:44
Ascension8:12

Video

Skynet - Geometrix
Skynet - Suma
Skynet - Aztek
Skynet - Missing Soul feat. Leiana
Skynet - Pharaoh
Skynet Ft. Dom & Roland - New Order

Images

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Catalog Numbers

SKYLP001

Labels

Skynet Recordings

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Formats

  • 16 × File
  • MP3
  • Album
  • 320 kbps

Notes

Track 10 includes sample from the movie "Network".

About Skynet

Real Name

    • Nathan Vinall

Aliases

  • Mo-Funk
  • Nathan Vinall
  • N.V

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Sentient* by Skynet is a hidden gem in the world of electronic music. Released in 2009 under Skynet Recordings, it’s packed with tracks that blend intense drum and bass beats with mysterious, otherworldly vibes. One standout detail? The track "Trails of Egypt" appears twice on the album—once as an original and again as a reimagined version. It’s like getting two perspectives on the same story. With tunes like "Lucifer," "Pluto Rising," and "Silverback (Remix)," the album feels like a journey through space, time, and ancient civilizations—all while keeping your head nodding.

Comments

writersosyolog
2025-03-17
=)
tommyrochette
2025-03-16
Oh my, what a song.
felipehom7
2025-03-15
yo
http2925
2025-03-14
massive
balafonic
2025-03-13
brutal
simone9745
2025-03-13
This tune. Swear to god
aziz578worwpadmin
2025-03-13
cimer, je la cherchais partout
duonghv
2025-03-12
masterpiece
wahyuleboeuf
2025-03-12
lml...
pekathik
2025-03-11
Epic song!