Packing four mixes of the title track, plus two for “Light”, this single leads with the base mix of “Bodycount”, a standard 4/4 electro-industrial stomper, with bit-crushed synths and compressed, hissing vocals livening up the hi-hat and bass kick staples.  Aside from dragging things out to five minutes and change, it’s not too bad, but that’s about twice as long as it needs to effectively communicate its ideas.  “Bodycount (Traumatize remix)” follows, playing up the synths and down-mixing the percussion to put a more dance-friendly twist on the steady pulses; “Bodycount (Count Gets Higher mix by Tactical Module)” brings a harder kick and shriller key squeals into play while shuffling up the rhythms; and “Bodycount V2″ stirs up more fluttery synth touches while bringing the vocals to higher clarity.

On the “Light” side, the original mix of that song moves to a slower pace, rolling along on slow kick-claps and protracted metallic scrapes, while the vocals indistinctly burble and echo, and  “Light (Core Red Core remix)” swings the synth sweeps a bit wider, but otherwise stays pretty much the same.  Decent material, but nothing outstanding.