Rory - no video on that one - and the warning for bipolars was that the rhythm was just fast enough to be a little triggering to mania with a beat that resonates in the head, but add to that the cadence prolongedly repetitive enough in some spots to step into madness, enhanced by several periods of tonal qualities that wrench at the soul - all from a primal yet futuristic techno blend of sound. Eh, just my opinion I guess.
For me it shuts my brain down (and you know how odd that is), but it shuts it down to the points that I sometimes forget to breathe until I get dizzy, and triggers a state that has only been triggered in me under rather unusual circumstances in the past - yet I'm drawn to play it over and over, like there's something on the other side of this mind-state - a challenge of some vestiges of inducible madness that I must overcome or else I will be left with a vulnerability. My mind is stronger than whatever they can do. I know what reality is, and they can't rob me of it again. Even if my outer self is not always under my control, or if I'm forced into some kind of game - I have my mind. They can't wrench that from me.
For me it's like it's processing something I can't remember. I feel stronger than I did when I first heard it, but I recognize it may be too much for some people if it resonates in them the way it has for me.
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Here's some classic rock:
Cheap Trick - Surrender
Buggles - Video Killed the Radio Star
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
Psycho Killer - Talking Heads