Innovaders

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Innovaders

Background information
Origin New York, US
Genres Acid House
Electronica
Techno
Intelligent Dance Music
Years active 1996 – Current
Labels Metal Postcard Records
SluntRec

Innovaders are an acid house music group from New York.

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[edit] Releases

[edit] Innovaders: EP

Their first hit was "Feetlegshead," which features a young ballet student explaining the importance of every movement while dancing. This track was used in the March 2003 issue of Metropolis Magazine's online article about the Guggenheim Museum.

[edit] "Make Some Acid"

Their second EP maintained a similar style but with a harder, grittier acid edge.[citation needed] All tracks on this EP are variations of the title track:

  1. "Make Some Acid"
  2. "Take Some Acid"
  3. "Break Some Acid"
  4. "Fake Some Acid"

Limited to only 200 copies, this release is extremely hard to find.[citation needed] The last track, "Fake Some Acid," alludes to the production style of the duo.[citation needed] Commonly, acid house is created using a Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer but the Innovaders are known to program software and process a raw square waveform to create their signature sound, thus "faking" acid.[citation needed]

[edit] Acid Reign

Their latest release on Metal Postcard Records includes "You'll Never Get Out of This Club Alive" and "We Get Open." Not included on this release is their cover of Morrissey's "Everyday Is Like Sunday."

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