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Band:
Freq Nasty
Label:
High Chai
Title:
Bon Merde
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Band:
Freq Nasty
Title:
Bon Merde
Reviewed By:
Maarten Schiethart
Date Published:
18/03/2012
Label:
High Chai
Format:
CDS
Release Year:
2012
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After years of absence, and, in abstinence, FreQ Nasty returns to the world of dread breakbeat music, just in time for high tea, on the exquisitively and perfectly named High Chai label. A stalwart at prestigeous dance record labels such as Skint and Botchit & Scarper, he compares to and is a contemporary of Fat Boy Slim, Krust and Roni Size.
"Fine shit" is what his new and long awaited for return to form translates as. Completely charged up, the funky breakbeats zigzag and wander upwards to achieve a magnificent momentum. With battery fueled bleeps, induced slaves to the rhythm and what not, the old master's return comes in very fine style.
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01) Bon Merde (Liquid Stranger Remix)
02) Bon Merde (FS Remix)
03) Bon Merde (Original Mix)
04) Bon Merde (B.R.E.E.D Remix)
05) Bon Merde (Knight Riderz Rave Fire Remix)
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https://twitter.com/freqnasty
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https://www.youtube.com/user/FreQNastyUK
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Excellent comeback single after a long absence from British breakbeat musician, FreQ Nasty
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