Freq. Nasty - Freq's Geeks & Mutilations album flac

Some deep, phat and heavy breaks from Freq. Nasty - just listening to them will make your mouth water. Simultaneously catchy and butt-rattling, these tracks will rattle your speakers and turn your brain to mush (in a good way). Boomin’ Back Atcha goes straight into outer space and back with smooth delivery by Phoebe One; Freq-a-Zoid throws down some vocoder electro; and Revolution Inc works that funky bass.

All the great songs and lyrics from the "Freq's, Geeks & Mutilations" album ont he Web's largest and most authoritative lyrics resource. Darin McFadyen better known by his stage name FreQ Nasty, is a DJ and producer of breakbeat electronic music based in Los Angeles, California. Originally from New Zealand, McFadyen's artistic career has taken him across the world, first as a resident in London's Fabric Nightclub to multiple tours . ore .

Freq's Geeks & Mutilations (1999). The Voice of Energy by Kraftwerk (1975). Freak-A-Zoid by Midnight Star (1983).

FreQ Nasty - FreQ's Geeks & Mutilations (1999 - Botchit & Scarper). Following a series proto-breaks 12"s that sent UK dancefloors into a genre-munching frenzy, this highly-anticipated debut LP did not disappoint, featuring guest spots from London vocalists including Phoebe One and Skibadee, and all manner of speak-blowing beats that still slay to this day.

Freq Nasty Presents: Y4K: Next Level Breaks is the 3rd album in the Y3K/Y4K series. It includes music from artists like: Freq Nasty, The Chemical Brothers, Fat Boy Slim and Public Enemy. Evenson – "Da Funk" – 5:37. Tayo Meets Acid Rockers Uptown – "Wicked Dub" – 4:39. Lexicon Avenue – "Here I Am" – 2:54. Junior Delgado – "Hypocrites" (Naked Funk remix) – 5:31. Taishan Vs. Dance Floor Bully & Spoonface – "Dub Hypnosis"/"Soul To the Street" (a cappella) – 4:30.