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FreqGen
FreqGen formed in Chicago in the late 1990s around Paul Barker, who had played bass for Ministry, and Greg Werckman. Their debut album '1999' came out in...
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FreqGen formed in Chicago in the late 1990s around Paul Barker, who had played bass for Ministry, and Greg Werckman. Their debut album '1999' came out in 2000, followed by records like '0' in 2003 and 'The Theory of Everything' in 2009. They worked with Celldweller on the track 'Future 1999'.
Their music tends toward extended, hypnotic compositions that blend industrial rock with electronic textures. Songs like 'Future 1991' show their preference for atmospheric sound design over conventional song structures.
FreqGen's approach has sometimes been described as abrasive or unconventional, but it found an audience among listeners drawn to that kind of experimental sound. They released another album, 'Synchronicity,' in 2017.
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