Adam_X-Irreformable-WEB-2014-WAV

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MP3/FLAC

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WAV

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139,50 MB

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14

Date

2014-10-21

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 Artist(s) .........:: Adam X
 Title .............:: Irreformable

 Genre .............:: Electronic
 Record Label ......:: Sonic Groove Records
 Catalogue Number ..:: SGLP-01

 Source ............:: WEB
 Quality ...........:: 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
 Duration ..........:: 01:00:19  (139.MB)
 Release Date ......:: 21-10-2014
 Support ...........:: http://www.bandcamp.com


 Tracklist .........::

 1. Interchanges (Enter & Exit)                5:17
 2. Catenary                                   5:35
 3. Binary Possession                          7:30
 4. On The Verge Of Decimation                 6:22
 5. Sheer Insanity                             6:20
 6. Irreformable                               6:20
 7. In A Race Against Time                     5:21
 8. Tornado Warning                            5:54
 9. It's All Relative                          5:50
 10.Small Black Object                         5:50



 Release Note ......::

 ... Enter the present, Adam has spent nearly a year crafting his latest full
 length excursion. Aptly entitled ôIrreformableô. His latest endeavor is
 sculpted in innovative sound design and mixed in full dynamic range. Spanning a
 theme of diverse styles from start to finish äIrreformableô refuses to reform
 or conform to commercialism. The term ôAll killer no fillerô applies here.

 ôInterchangesö opens the album with a crunchy bassline and an array of hi-hats
 building tension as the track develops. Many of the albums tracks are peppered
 with short vocal samples and spoken phrases which add to the atmosphere and
 energy as the album develops. We hear this in third track ôBinary Possessionö
 with its layers of detuned synth noises and whispered Adam X vocals and in
 ôSheer Insanityö which is filled with sweeps and noise, combined with an
 unnerving vocal. Title track ôIrreformableö comes full of noises reminiscent of
 a factory boiler room, chugging along to the noise of broken pipes and alarms,
 backed by an underlying snare drum and repeated spoken phrase. The latter half
 of the record continues to build on the overall tension and evokes an almost
 chaotic feel it. Irreformable is a refined industrial sounding album that
 broods with dark energy that twists and turns as Adam X takes us on a journey
 of sound.

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