Acid Archives 92-94, by Adam X

Acid Archives 92-94

by Adam X

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Trends come and go as we have seen, unlike many, Brooklyn-born Adam X isn't one to follow trends, but rather set them. Now entering his 30th year of DJing and 25th year running his Sonic Groove label much of the world of dance music has come full circle since Adam started back in 1990. With that said there was no better time to explore his vast back catalog then the present as it's all the more relevant right now.

As many younger contemporary techno djs have taken to the faster, harder, stronger route as of late, this was par for the course back in 1992, where this compilation begins. What we have here is a collection of formative psychedelic acid tracks specifically made for the raves that were happening all over the world at the time.
Many of the tracks here had previously appeared on cutting edge labels such as Direct Drive, Drop Bass Network and Magnetic North, who were all spearheading the sound at the time, we also get two unreleased cuts from the vaults, plus a rare collab with Thomas Heckmann.

Back then the goal was simple- to push the limits of this fresh sound, and see how far they could actually go with their 303s; this music now filling warehouses and clubs worldwide. The eleven tracks on this record undoubtedly take rave-extremity to new heights whilst keeping the integrity (and brutality) of the music intact and the crowd in a frenzy.

Guaranteed to destroy the club as much now as they did in back 1992.

Remastered at Dadub Mastering.

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1.	X-Heart-Electropolis 05:35	buy track
2.	X-Heart-Peaking Toms 06:59	buy track
3.	Adam X-Faces of Death 05:30	buy track
4.	Adam X-Octane Propellant 05:59	buy track
5.	Adam X-Unreleased Acid From 1994 06:40	buy track
6.	Adam X-Chemical Spill 06:25	buy track
7.	Adam X-What's That? 05:32	buy track
8.	Adam X-House of Horror 05:17	buy track
9.	Adam X vs. Audiosex-Acid Over Wiesbaden 05:59	buy track
10.	X-Crash-Urban Bass 11:09	buy track
11.	Trope vs. X-Crash-The Morgue 05:49	buy track
12.	X-Crash-Executioner (bonus track) 05:32	buy track
13.	Adam X-51 Days In Waco (bonus track) 05:46	buy track
14.	Adam X-Swamp Thing (bonus track) 06:02	buy track
15.	X-Crash-Sick Trick (bonus track) 06:05	buy track

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Trends come and go as we have seen, unlike many, Brooklyn-born Adam X isn't one to follow trends, but rather set them. Now entering his 30th year of DJing and 25th year running his Sonic Groove label much of the world of dance music has come full circle since Adam started back in 1990. With that said there was no better time to explore his vast back catalog then the present as it's all the more relevant right now.

As many younger contemporary techno djs have taken to the faster, harder, stronger route as of late, this was par for the course back in 1992, where this compilation begins. What we have here is a collection of formative psychedelic acid tracks specifically made for the raves that were happening all over the world at the time.
Many of the tracks here had previously appeared on cutting edge labels such as Direct Drive, Drop Bass Network and Magnetic North, who were all spearheading the sound at the time, we also get two unreleased cuts from the vaults, plus a rare collab with Thomas Heckmann.

Back then the goal was simple- to push the limits of this fresh sound, and see how far they could actually go with their 303s; this music now filling warehouses and clubs worldwide. The eleven tracks on this record undoubtedly take rave-extremity to new heights whilst keeping the integrity (and brutality) of the music intact and the crowd in a frenzy.

Guaranteed to destroy the club as much now as they did in back 1992.

Remastered at Dadub Mastering.

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released September 3, 2020

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