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As The Fear Shall Follow
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Mystical Twist
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On The Prowl
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Adam X Berlin, Germany
Adam X's illustrious music career first came about in 1990 in Brooklyn, NYC where he was born and
raised.
Adam X has released on some of the most essential labels to exist both past and present such as, Wax Trax!, Direct Drive, Magnetic North, Peacefrog, Drop Bass Network, CLR, Hands Productions Aufnahme + Wiedergabe, L.I.E.S , Hospital Productions and of course his own Sonic Groove imprint.
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It's a solid record , it is a very good addition of the great discography by this wonderful dark electro old fashion band, I simply love this band! Recommended for fans like me to like a true dark soundscapes in a mood of bands like Numb, Skinny Puppy, FLA, VAC, Seven Trees or even Sleepwalk fans alike... One last note, this album becomes like a drug, the more you listen, the more you get into it, favs, Spectral Dimension
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aagggghh this is so good!! The press release does not exaggerate - Orphx manage to find new vistas of intensity on this release. Sau Zuk is a very special accomplishment - the worlds of metal scraping industrial and techno come together in a truly gruesome union here. The last time I heard this accomplished so well would have been Perc's Jmurph, which is a decade ago now. Showing some deep appreciation for these fellow Ontarians!!
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