The credits place the project clearly in the Australian underground infrastructure: Ciecmate of Broken Tooth Entertainment records, mixes and masters at Chess Sounds, Must Volkoff handles one track at Pang Studio. Klirx writes and performs everything, Skitzo.Prod builds all the beats. "Agent Of Khaos" — thirteen tracks ranging from "Killer Instinct" through "Know Thy Enemy" and "New World Dissorder" to the eight-minute closer "All Apologies." The titles draw a picture of confrontation, distrust and system critique — "Overlord," "Venomous Medicine," "Uncharted Sea." An eight-minute closer in today's short-format climate is a deliberate decision: whoever goes that long has something to say and takes the room for it. Australia's underground has built its own raw identity around the Broken Tooth orbit for years, one that doesn't model itself on US or UK templates. Klirx adds another chapter to that landscape.
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