
Virus Syndicate do not sing here. They talk at you, dry and flat, more sneer than melody, and Skybreak treats those bars like a percussion part. He chops them and drops them into the gaps where a lead would normally sit.
The remix keeps the swagger and rips out the engine. Skybreak builds it back around a bass patch that will not hold one shape for a full bar, so it stops sounding like a straight 140 beatdown and starts sounding like a machine coming apart on beat. I flinched the first time the low end folded in on itself.
SKisM records tend to survive this kind of surgery. The Stabby rework of Jaguar went at it from another angle, sanding the track down instead of shredding it. Skybreak is meaner about it.
What I like is that he never buries the MCs to prove he can. On a big rig the vocal stays flat and unbothered up top while everything under it comes apart. That contrast is the whole record.