Simmons's verbal mash-ups, delivered in a frenzied rhythm, can be amusing in themselves: "Mexkimo, mexkimo, eating tacos in the snow".
The frenzied rhythm track "Here Comes the Night Time" spawned particularly wild maneuvers as a grand mirror ball hung above, sparking the nether regions of a fan base known more for chorus-screaming than butt shaking. .
Watching young dancers navigate the frenzied rhythms in "Tarantella" or push their dramatic instincts in Agnes De Mille's dances from "Brigadoon" and "Carousel" makes up for taped music.
Then the drummer John Stanier plunged into a frenzied counter-rhythm, pounding at his bass drum and snare and periodically a lone cymbal, which really was set high.
And the scene is edited with a recklessly frenzied jump-cut rhythm.
The frenzied, driven dance rhythms of "Scherzarengue," the last movement, evoke a busy period in the composer's life when he moved to East Lansing, Mich.
The piece is in two parts: the first is slower, moodier and full of profound, synthetic sighs, like a robot in despair; then in the second half, something extraordinary happens – the music suddenly develops a pulse and climaxes in the frenzied hammering of proto-club rhythms.
As the instruments play skittish riffs, fractured rhythms, wailing runs and frenzied outbursts, strands of the aria flit by, as if it were rattling around in Druckman's mind.
Featuring frenzied groans, neo-classic beeps, and a relentless rhythm, "Upon" is a powerful finish to an equally powerful EP, and a banging introduction to a new rising star in the underground scene.
Those same long takes help to create a languorous, lulling rhythm that, to eyes accustomed to the frenzied cutting of today's Hollywood blockbusters, seems curiously at odds with the often convulsive action.
A song begins with a steady rhythm, and then its parts rearrange themselves into something frenzied and nightmarish.
