Aphex Twin - Flim by Davvy

clean and clear with its structure; [12] and [34] reserved for snares, [13] and [24] reserved for "light" kick and [23] for the much more punchy-deep sounding kick. IF there are snares or kicks that are close to each other by 1/4, it is only emphasized the first one with one of the reserved jumps and the next note is, by rule, a single, even if it's a snare or a kick.

long notes are used tastefully and have an impact both visually and physically as well, remarkable for its era when lns had a bad reputation for them being overused and contaminating the playfield with how noisy they were visually.

rhythms are also broken on purpose at times (certain hi-hats are ignored) to emphasize other ones as well.

9/10 - flim by davvy is masterfully done, with a clean and focused structure à la shoegazer --this chart could be compared to shoegazer's epidermis and forgotten (the 2020 version)--, showcasing davvy's ability to organize and structure not only notes but also rhythms, breaking them on purpose to emphasize others, stuff that only someone with experience playing and mapping could do.

davvy, despite having a short career on the mapping scene, left one of the greatest examples of how a breakcore-d&b-idm song should be done.