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Performer: Various
Title: Suffer / Enjoy
Country: Greece
Genre: Electronic
Style:Experimental
Released: 05 Oct 2002
Catalog number: afro 2014
Label: Antifrost
MP3 album szie: 1787 mb
FLAC album size: 2494 mb

Tracklist

1 Francisco López Untitled#131 10:02
2 PG-13 Forces Of Nature 8:39
3 Zbigniew Karkowski Untitled 7:02
4 Coti Amymoni 4:36
5 Utah Kawasaki Untitled 6:02
6 Ilios Untitled 3:52
7 As11 Untitled 1:21
8 Philip Samartzis Untitled 8:42
9 Ami Yoshida Untitled 5:08
10 Jason Kahn Untitled 6:52
11 Kim Cascone UltraSonic Beat Frequency Meter Test 4:00

Notes

All suffer / enjoy a peculiar cutoff.
Antifrost invited them to create a piece in a limited bandwidth of 200hz.
For further information on tracklisting, bandwidths chosen, credits, visit Antifrost at: www.antifrost.gr

Released in a Digipak.

Restricted in a maximum bandwidth of 200hz.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout: Sony DADC A0100430119-0101 15 A0
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L555
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 94K6

Companies

  • Manufactured By – Sony DADC – A0100430119-0101
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Reviews: (1)
Fenrinos
Fenrinos
A remarkable restriction was given to the artists for this compilation; the contributions are pieces which use only a limited bandwidth of 200hz.
Francisco Lopez, Zbgniew Karbowski, Kim Cascone, Coti, Ilious, Philip Samartzis and others work their way here through frequency ranges from 0 to 17002hz.
Most of them remain in the lower range from 0-200hz up to 490-690hz (Lopez, PG 13, Karkowski, Coti, Kawasaki, Ilios) while only a few step in the middle field between 991-2298 hz (AS 11, Samartzis, Yoshida) and only Cascone and Jason Kahn work in the highest ranges from 14000 to 17002.
Also this project was not meant as a tonal experiment for studio technicians it requires at least a sense for the extraordinary like some of the Ash International Releases and a very good stereo system to catch up with the barely audible parts some pieces mainly consist of.
The minimal nature of the resulting pieces leaves one sometimes puzzled, particularly even the impression arises these might have been complete different tracks once where just a filter has been running over, cutting out all but the desired 200hz spectrum and sometimes the limitation prevents a track of getting really exciting.
"Suffer / Enjoy" is theoretically a success but in fact not an Album to please more but the hardcore of sound experts.

Reviewed for The Brain in 2002.