It sits right at the crossroads, so to say.
It was released at a time when Techno got darker again (after the happy rave / trance days), so that crowd dug this record.
But it's also an early (electronic) Doomcore classic.
The "intelligent" and experimental electronica community, that was loosely tied to "the Techno thing", was not yet replaced by the hyper-ironic, hyper-poppy, retro-80s-inspired sounds of the post-millennium, so this was a release for that pack, too.
And it was produced by DJ Pure, who was / is ½ of Ilsa Gold... a bona fide Rave and Gabber legend!
That means the core-heads dug this one too.
The whole release is based on the Australian cult movie of the same name.
If you haven't seen it yet, watch it! It's one of the most horrifying "sci-fi" movies ever. Plays wholly inside a near-future prison.
Members of Einstürzende Neubauten were involved in its soundtrack, and Nick Cave plays a role in it. As a completely off the rails psycho.
In my opinion, the darkness and madness of this cult movie have been successfully channeled into this very good and excellent record.