YORKSHIRE AUDIO RESEARCH DIVISION
CASE FILE CATEGORY: UNRESOLVED ANOMALIES // ACCESS LEVEL 4
CASE #01: THE DISAPPEARING DUBPLATES (2004)
Subject: Lost Physical Masters
Status: Investigation Stalled
Summary: In August 2004, a prominent South Yorkshire vinyl pressing plant reported the complete disappearance of sixteen master lacquers. These plates contained the unreleased late-night test presses heavily suspected of carrying The Visitor’s pure, unfiltered 4/4 sub-harmonic frequencies.
The Anomaly: No signs of forced entry were found. The plant's magnetic security tapes from that specific evening suffered complete audio and visual erasure, replaced entirely by a low-frequency hum oscillating at exactly 38Hz. Rumours persist that the missing vinyl plates were buried somewhere beneath the abandoned coal mines of Rotherham to prevent further signal outbreak.
CASE #02: THE RINSE FM BLACKOUT (2003)
Subject: Transmission Override Incident
Status: Classified
Summary: During a live pirate radio broadcast in London in late 2003, the station's transmitter was hijacked for a total of 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
The Anomaly: The DJ’s decks were completely bypassed. Listeners across the capital reported hearing a haunting, melancholic vocal loop slowed down to an unnatural tempo, riding atop a massive, rolling 4x4 baseline that blew out several low-end car sound systems. Phone lines to the studio immediately jammed with listeners reporting a sudden drop in room temperature. No rogue transmitter was ever located by the authorities.
Summary: During modern reconstruction sessions by 4K DUBZ, certain virtual synthesizers inside Reason have exhibited erratic, unprogrammed behaviour.
[SYSTEM ALERT // STATUS: UNDER DEVELOPMENT]
This archive is not definitive. The 4K DUBZ transmission matrix is constantly updating as more lost frequencies from the 2001 anomaly are recovered. Keep checking the terminal for new logs, patches, and unreleased dubplates.
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