9 thoughts on “ Come Let Me Know - Freq Nasty - Bring Me The Head Of Freq Nasty (CD, Album) ”

1. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Freq Nasty - Bring Me The Head Of Freq Nasty at Discogs. Complete your Freq Nasty collection/5(55).

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2. New Zealand ex-pat Darin Mcfadyen - Freq Nasty to anyone who s felt the width of his basslines on dancefloors around the world - knows well that the shifting patterns of culture mean fun by the ton in Bring Me The Head of Freq Nasty, is his first album for Brighton s /5(2).

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3. Now onto the music, "Bring me the Head of Freq Nasty" was the first album I've heard from him. It was actually the first one I got my hands on. It has actually happened quite recently. Almost a year exact, is for how long I've known about this man and his music/5(2).

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4. Author of one of the most compelling and exciting styles in the nu breaks field, Freq Nasty (aka Darin McFadyen) hardly needed to add anything new for his second production climsongthekibbblasly.osflamesonsconlampviratolenripag.co years after his debut, he had a couple of singles to roll out from the past few years, including the monster "Amped," which had earned notice as a breaks anthem not long after its debut.8/

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5. As far as throwing a bundle of dance genres into one digestible, manageable chunk is concerned, then Freq Nasty could be compared with Falacy, and it is clear on the first track, (as well as others) Come Let Me Know, that Falacy has been an influence on him. The song itself does the album Author: Jamie Harper.

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6. FreQ Nasty started his breakbeat career at Botchit & Scarper in the late nineties with his Underglass single. The single was cained by the masses and was featured on several DJ compilations (including Tipper's Hi Octane).

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7. Darin McFayden, better known by his stage name FreQ Nasty, is an American DJ and producer of breakbeat electronic music, currently based in Los Angeles, California, United climsongthekibbblasly.osflamesonsconlampviratolenripag.coally from New Zealand, McFayden's artistic career has taken him across the world, first as a resident in London's Fabric Nightclub, to multiple tours in Europe and Australia.

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8. With Bring Me the Head of Freq Nasty, he adapts to absorb more recent dancefloor developments, but without losing his own essential character. The result, on a track such as the single "Come Let.

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