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Nineteen Ninety

by Adoption

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Dreams 00:30
2.
Tape 00:36
3.
Door 00:34
4.
Watching 00:38
5.
Hair 00:24
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Clipped 00:25
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Lucky 00:30
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Mirror 00:26
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Topical 00:27
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Red 00:51

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Nineteen Ninety is a ten-track, circa four minute album by A. Kalaczynski and A.G. Davis, a duo working under the name Adoption. Meticulous drum –and synthesizer programming went into recording the tracks for Nineteen Ninety, all of which was then edited into the ten thirty-some seconds tracks that make up the album. A seething cauldron of sounds, Nineteen Ninety comes across as an amalgam of condensed genres, mauled and mangled into something resembling conflagrated blast beats or ultra-compressed Dubstep mixed with Grindcore. Dancing on a knife-edge between coherence and sheer gibbering lunacy, the release is a certified entry into the "play loud" canon of aggressive electronic music.

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released May 1, 2013

Synth and drum programming by A. Kalaczynski
Editing and vocals by AG Davis
Design by Skrot Up

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Skrot Up was established in Copenhagen in the fall of 2008.
Based on a love of audio oddities, Skrot Up began as a worldwide quest for strange and exciting music.

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