Gabba Front Berlin
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Gabba Front Berlin are a German techno band, specifically producing tracks falling into the gabba and speedcore categories. Sometimes they are known just by their initials, GFB.
The group consists of Steffen Reinecke, Ralf Schwarzenberger and Stephan Seidel and formed in 1996 after originally meeting up a few years previously in a Berlin nightclub named The Bunker.
Although they have released a number of commercial tracks, nearly all of their music is available for free on their official website, although as of May 2005 the [main site] is currently down.
In keeping with their genre, tracks of theirs frequently have high beats per minute (BPM). Lacrima Mosa Est, for example, has 480 BPM, although over the bass is a contrastingly slow ambient sound. A sample of this track is available in the Speedcore section of [Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music].
Discography
(excerpt)
- 1999 - Various Artists - Und Gott sprach: (12", United Speedcore Nation)
- 2000 - Various Artists - Dark Energy Beat (12", Sonority Productions)
- 2001 - Gabba Front Berlin - One In Seven (12", Brain Distortion)
- 2002 - Various Artists - Underground Hardcore (CD, Underground Hardcore)
- 2003 - Various Artists - Doomsday (10" Pic, Doomsday Rec.)
- 2003 - Various Artists - Project Germany Famoust (2CD, Bassrise)
- 2004 - Various Artists - Xtreme.core Xcerpt (12", Analphabetik)
- 2005 - Various Artists - Xtreme.Core II (CD, Noistorm)
- 2005 - Various Artists - Kill Your Brain (CD, Cerebral Destruction)
- 2005 - Various Artists - I Hate Trance I (CD, Underground For Ever)
- 2005 - Various Artists - Tunnel Of Terror (12", Cerebral Destruction)
- 2006 - Bonehead - Bone Shattering Sounds On Da Battlefield (12", Special Forces)
- 2006 - Various Artists - Xtreme.Core III (CD, Noistorm)
- 2006 - Various Artists - Terrornoize Industry 4 (12", Terrornoize Industry)
- 2006 - Gabba Front Berlin / Hellseeker - Project: Villain (12", Darkera)
- 2006 - Various Artists - The Remix Project (CD, Digital Inferno).....
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