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Artist: SFV Acid
Title Of Album: SFV #2
Year Of Release: jan 2013
Label: SFV Rec
Genre: House, Acid House
Quality: MP3, Cassette, Album
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 00:53:02
Total Size: 113 mb

Tracklist:
1). Acid Jam
2). Grandma’s Mitzvah
3). G Cids
4). $$
5). Chaco ♥ Steve + Happy Acid Kinesinte
6). UChnthe2nd
7). 8th Grade Trauma
8). Ballad 9
9). Pro+Rips
10). Sine CZ Construction
11). ?
12). Frem Rolor [‘Fremboli’ from SFV Acid #2]
13). ZB
14). ZB Pt. 2
15). Summer’s Vage Cloud
16). SFV Acid Style
17). Slim Ministry
18). Techno Church

As SFV Acid Zane Reynolds makes the kind of gritty drum machine jams that you always hope existed in the early ’80s but only sort of did. His music is at once deeply minimal and expansively textured (seriously, the bass that bleeds all throughout “z!! b!!” is enough to sustain a track all by itself), and as much as Reynolds seems to love vintage gear, it never sounds senselessly retro. Though #2 is actually his second release, it’s actually a look back at Reynolds high school production days, and it pretty much proves that even when this dude was hating math class