The vulnerable, "open wound" side of industrial / darkpop.
Putting BDN right after Prurient is structurally similar to what Meat Beat Manifesto does on "Kneel & Buzz." Intense, driving, noisy percussion ratchets up tension and the release follows.
Still intense (a slightly too-high tone in "K&B" and The Cover-Up is itself moody, dark and tense), it operates as a cool down, or a denouement to the climax.
- Matt
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