(kurayamino Variation) — Clubbed To Death

The track is celebrated for its masterful fusion of disparate musical genres:

It served as the sonic backdrop for the famous "Woman in the Red Dress" training simulation scene in The Matrix . Clubbed To Death (Kurayamino Variation)

The backbone of the song is a heavy, slow-rolling breakbeat sampled from the 1973 drum break in "It's a New Day" by the funk group Skull Snaps. The track is celebrated for its masterful fusion

Originally released in 1995, it achieved legendary status after being featured on the soundtrack for the 1999 sci-fi blockbuster The Matrix . The subtitle "Kurayamino" is derived from the Japanese word for "of the darkness" ( kurayami no ). 🎹 Musical Composition The subtitle "Kurayamino" is derived from the Japanese

by Rob Dougan is one of the most iconic instrumental electronic tracks of the late 20th century.

It helped propel Rob Dougan's 2002 debut studio album, Furious Angels , to critical acclaim. 🎧 Where to Listen

You can stream and experience the track on various platforms: Listen to the complete track on Spotify . Stream it on SoundCloud . Explore Rob Dougan's wider catalog on Apple Music.