Robert Oleysyck has been on a tear as of late.  Haunting hits and funky percussion immediately draw the listener into this throbbing progressive tech-house jam.  Underpinned by a gritty, pulsating bottom end, the spooky melody riffs, wandering acid stabs, and delayed vocal snippets come together to evoke a supernatural sense of time and space that could even be described as creepy.  It all culminates in an unforgettable spoken word vocal sample that explores a sense of the macabre.  Shane Thomas delivers a deep, chuggy tech rendition, that captures the original essence of the track, while putting his own signature stamp on the production.  Meanwhile, Brandon A. Godfrey spins Slyde completely out of control with a twisted breakbeat 
rendition that warps the mind and must be heard.  If you like things deep, dark, and slightly mental, take a ride on the Slyde today.