Published
Mon, Feb 28, 2011, 00:15
- The man behind Traversable Wormhole will re-release his first album as ADMX-71 next month.
At the end of March, Adam X will re-release the debut album from his experimental project, ADMX-71.
Adam X has been a force in techno since the late '90s. Aside from his own myriad productions, his Sonic Groove imprint has been in operation for more than a decade, releasing music from the likes of Kevin Saunderson, Blake Baxter and X's own brother, Frankie Bones. In the past few years, he moved from Brooklyn to Berlin and launched a new project: Traversable Wormhole, a heady techno guise that quickly achieved cult status among DJs and record connoisseurs.
The upcoming album is called Luminous Vapors, and comprises 11 tracks that, as a press release puts it, work as a "chill out companion" to the Traversable Wormhole material. It was largely overlooked when it first came out in 2009, partly because it was available only as a limited edition CD on Hands Records. The album will now be available as a digital download through Sonic Groove.
Tracklist
01. Inter Galaxy Transfer Station
02. Planets Aligned
03. The CC Line (R-10 Flats)
04. Indigenously Speaking
05. The Delay of Flight 33
06. In Decay the Lurk
07. They've Come to Get Me
08. In Search Of...
09. 10,000 Leagues Over the Sea
10. Hacking Into the Afterlife
11. Pulsar Wind Nebula
Sonic Groove will release Luminous Vapors on March 28th, 2011.