Accept, textbook but effective riddim/wubstep dump. Most of the bass wobbles were layered soundly and patterned well. The slower long bass wobbles are particularly well done with the more OH-trilly/runningman-like patterning used. Non-bass wobble sections are well executed.

Some points regardless:
* I'd make the last note of the burst in 40.285, 41.113 and 41.941 to column 1 to contrast these bursts more with the ones at 1:33.251. These bursts feel very similar to each other despite the latter bursts being a note shorter. Similar bursts in this section are fine because of the 34 gallop at the end of each burst that contrasts with the other bursts.

- Very minor suggestion but I'd like the bursts at 53.940/54.768/etc. to contrast more with the bursts before them. I think it's the last 2 notes of each burst that makes me feel as if the bursts feel similar even though the wobbles are different, but you'd create some finger bias on column 2 if you were to invert the last two notes to 12 instead of 21 as is, so I'm not sure what can be done.

* I'm not sure why the bursts in 1:49.802 are so different from the ones in 41.113. I get why the bursts in 1:33.251 are slightly different from 43.596 (and they feel different despite having very similar configurations because the former bursts are shorter), but it's weird to have such a strong contrast between bursts for the same bass wobble.

Beyond that, this chart seems sound and has appeal. Good job.

This is a solid Accept from me.

I think this might be my personal favourite of the bunch on this batch. Layering is sound, you upped the ante on what could be a bit "bland" song and turned into something enjoyable.

I'd refer to April's points about some burst differentiations, as they happen to coincide with mine after posting my initial notes for this.