lbl: Frozen Border
electronic
techno
Frozen Border 01
january 2009
#: FB 01
~192kbps
hubscale: corundum [9.0]
| A. | Untitled | |||
| B. | Untitled |
march 2009
#: FB 02
320kbps
hubscale: carborundum [9.3]
| A. | Untitled | |||
| B. | Untitled |
the most famous creatures of cryptozoology
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Frozen Border 03
june 2009
#: FB 03
320kbps
hubscale: corundum [9.0]
june 2009
#: FB 03
320kbps
hubscale: corundum [9.0]
| A. | Untitled | ||
| B. | Untitled |
iron chimneys
[fixed at 25 jan.]
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[fixed at 25 jan.]
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Frozen Border 04
november 2009
#: FB 04
320kbps
hubscale: carborundum [9.3]
november 2009
#: FB 04
320kbps
hubscale: carborundum [9.3]
| A. | Untitled | |||
| B. | Untitled |
unhappy end
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note: "The trend for techno anonymity continues as a new series, Frozen Border, follows in the footsteps of the Wax, Equalized and Ancient Methods releases. Delivered in a black sleeve—the author has even forgone the ubiquitous hand stamp beloved of Hardwax-affiliated labels—the presentation compels the listener to focus solely on the music. Thankfully, this proves to be an entirely rewarding experience. Frozen Border project is based on brutal bass tones underpinning ferocious hi-hats and pounding, grainy beats that are cut in and out of the arrangement to achieve maximum effect. Sounding like a combination of '90s Hood-style repetition with visceral Djax techno, the use of new production technology means that the end result is more polished and playable. [...]" - Richard Brophy.
buy it here.
note: "The trend for techno anonymity continues as a new series, Frozen Border, follows in the footsteps of the Wax, Equalized and Ancient Methods releases. Delivered in a black sleeve—the author has even forgone the ubiquitous hand stamp beloved of Hardwax-affiliated labels—the presentation compels the listener to focus solely on the music. Thankfully, this proves to be an entirely rewarding experience. Frozen Border project is based on brutal bass tones underpinning ferocious hi-hats and pounding, grainy beats that are cut in and out of the arrangement to achieve maximum effect. Sounding like a combination of '90s Hood-style repetition with visceral Djax techno, the use of new production technology means that the end result is more polished and playable. [...]" - Richard Brophy.
Please re-up FB03:
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! C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\[fb03]-frozen_border_-_frozen_border_3-(fb03-web)-2009-dd.rar: Unexpected end of archive
keep up the excellent work!
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