Los Angeles industrial/EBM/dark electro act Frontal Boundary have unveiled the Burn EP, a seven‑track release issued via Alfa Matrix.
The EP features the original title track alongside a cover of Filter's "Hey Man Nice Shot", two alternate versions with S. L. on guitar, and remixes by Contracult, Livernois, and label‑mates Miseria Ultima.
Frontal Boundary describe Burn as "the final strike" — the closing statement of the "Failure" cycle and a deliberate transition towards "reconstruction after collapse". Link
FRONTAL BOUNDARY - Releases Burn EP
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