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Various - Not Broken Anymore FLAC album

Various - Not Broken Anymore FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 –Stormtrooper LME-Nate 4:18
A2 –Epsilon Blood (Rmx By Frazzbass)
Remix – Frazzbass
 1:34
A3 –Psykotropp µTL 5:18
B1 –Voldo French Fries And Some Coke 5:12
B2 –GFB* A Man Who Looked Like Me v2.1 4:05
B3 –Dashcraft It Is Funny To Rip A Guitar Riff From Your Prefered Punkrock Band 2:20

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cerebral Destruction
  • Copyright (c) – Cerebral Destruction
  • Distributed By – Sound Base Music
  • Mastered At – SST Brüggemann GmbH

Credits

  • Artwork By [Gfx By] – Axel Asher
  • Executive Producer – Frazzbass (F. Adornetto)
  • Mastered By – SST

Notes

Worldwide Distribution By SBMONLINE.DE

Track A2 Licensed By Digital Inferno

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: SANA 10 A SST
  • Matrix / Runout: SANA 10 B SST


Various - Not Broken Anymore FLAC album

Musician performer: Various

Title: Not Broken Anymore

Date of release: 2006

Style: Speedcore

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1670 mb

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Votes: 930

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Various Speedcore 2006

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Zargelynd
I bought this record purely on the artists featured, excellent producers of Hardcore. You can imagine my surprise that the best track on the vinyl (by a country mile) is Voldo - French Fries And Some Coke! Voldo was brought to my attention by fellow Swedish Hardcore artist Pete Sic. Essentially Voldo takes a very catchy computer game melody and backs it up with a strong Frenchcore style kickdrum. There's lots of nice edits, Breakcore influenced sounds and I like how the track ends. One of the best Speedcore tracks of the 21st Century.
Zargelynd
I bought this record purely on the artists featured, excellent producers of Hardcore. You can imagine my surprise that the best track on the vinyl (by a country mile) is Voldo - French Fries And Some Coke! Voldo was brought to my attention by fellow Swedish Hardcore artist Pete Sic. Essentially Voldo takes a very catchy computer game melody and backs it up with a strong Frenchcore style kickdrum. There's lots of nice edits, Breakcore influenced sounds and I like how the track ends. One of the best Speedcore tracks of the 21st Century.