A fast and furious release, but you knew that already, didn't you? Class Of 96 and Frontiers both sound like a hard techno soundtrack to one of those Jason movies. Sounds like the stuff the guy would be bumping in his bed room before puting his hockey mask on and going on a killing spree. Each of the first two tracks has a marble stone hard kick with eerie and disturbing sounds layed over it for good measure. Really sinister and unpolished stuff, where Fallout is not as rough, but still killer material, successfully staying within the Wilson type of techno. It may lack the sinister edge of the previous tracks, but it has that short lead repeating itself at various points during the track. Basically, if you want to buy this record, you're obviously acquainted with what you'll be getting; uncompromising techno courtesy of one of its most promising and legendary producers. Not essential, but this wasn't intended to be hall of fame material, it just keeps the party people on the edge of their toes!