THE BASS TIME CONTINUUM, by ZERO ONE BREAKER

THE BASS TIME CONTINUUM

by ZERO ONE BREAKER

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1.	GET UP AND GO feat. Catch-22 03:46	buy track
2.	WHY SO SERIOUS? 05:28	buy track
3.	SKY R1DER feat. Catch-22 03:59	buy track
4.	TRAMADOL 03:39	buy track
5.	HEART-BEAT feat. Natty Rhymes 04:50	buy track
6.	CHILDREN OF ISIS 04:32	buy track
7.	VCD 04:02	buy track
8.	BREAK_ENTER 04:21	buy track
9.	7-HOURS 03:30	buy track
10.	THE TRUFFLE SHUFFLE 03:56	buy track
11.	ILL:EAGLE 04:10	buy track
12.	THE LOST TAPE (Side A) 14:40	buy track
13.	THE LOST TAPE (Side B) 14:49	buy track

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THE BASS TIME CONTINUUM is a retrospective collection of BREAKER tunes that I would play at gigs and on the pirate radio CODESOUTH during the years of last decade, on my show of the same name.

I have personally mastered them to form a complete album. It's a LOUD, RAW and ENERGISED collection of HARD HITTING BEATS that ideally you should blast out through BIG SPEAKERS and DRINK/PARTY/JUMP AROUND to.

The album also features THE LOST TAPE, sounds from another era produced on the Roland SP808ex, (hardware-synth/sampler using its massive 4-stereo tracks) and then recorded to a cassette tape (which I then luckily found again years later) and mastered.

If you like what you hear then spread it like a VIRUS to everyone you know, and people you dont!

Stay Healthy ; )

//////BREAKER 2020

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released August 20, 2020

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ZERO ONE BREAKER

"An incredible orchestration of contrasting sonic terrains—electronica's pulsating rhythms, the raw intensity of rock and the subterranean depths of bass. A road trip on aural steroids; each track a pit stop in a different, vibrant soundscape.

This is more than music. It's a powerful, raw journey through the rousing peaks and valleys of an undiscovered auditory landscape."

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