// WHERE THEY CAME FROM
FROZEN
IN
TIME
It was 1999. A crew of ravers was dancing in Boston at 6am, Commander Tom still hammering the decks. The bass hit so hard it shook the mountain — and then the avalanche hit.
27 years later, climate change thawed the valley. And there they were: the Cyberavers. Frozen at their peak. Batteries still charged. Ready for whatever this new world throws at them.
They came back with one mission: make sure the producers who scored the soundtrack of your life finally get paid what they're owed.
"The bass was shaking. The ice was falling. The music never stopped."
// BERKSHIRE MOUNTAIN, MA // 12.31.1999 // 06:13 AM
❄ STATUS: DEFROSTED
🕐 TIME FROZEN: 27 years
🎵 LAST TRACK: Ordep Zerep, Altes Fieber
💊 TOKEN: PILLRAVE (presale live)
Back in the '90s, cops in Boston and New York were shutting down clubs at 2 AM. The Berkshires gave you the freedom to dance under the stars. Nobody was banging on the door.