Playing today ... Use Of Weapons

The Culture novels written by Iain M. Banks were an immediate inspiration to the track titled "Use Of Weapons" – specifically the novel under the same name. It's main character, Cheradenine Zakalwe, who is recruited by the Culture's Special Circumstances division, was perhaps the most interesting literary figure I encountered when I first read the novel in the mid-90s. The track itself was created during the 2004-2005 era where FK shifted between the electro- and/or breakbeat-oriented vector and the industrial metal-influenced vector.



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