Mark Seven

Musically, the What Evil Lurks E.P. fits squarely within the late-’90s underground techno aesthetic: driving tempos, pounding percussion patterns, modular synth lines, and an overall dark, tense, almost paranoid atmosphere — perfectly reflected in the track titles (Contagious Paranoia, Public Warning).

“Chasing It” kicks off the record with energetic propulsion, “Public Warning” builds a sense of tension and urgency, “Contagious Paranoia” delves into a deeper, more anxious space, and “Crank” closes with a mechanical, relentless groove.
This kind of production captures the late-’90s techno mindset — less about melodic hooks and more about pure, functional energy built for the club.