Acid Reign continues the Innovaders tradition of taking acid in order to produce micro modular - thick acid house 3/5 Urb Magazine (USA)
Credited with helping revive new york's acid house scene, the innovaders have taken their cues from such legends as derrick may and adonis and turned out a stunning lo-fi acid assault. the emphasis is on melody and soul as all great techno should be
Rough Trade / London
The Innovaders ’Acid Reign’ (Metal Postcard). Last time out they had us in a state of frantic frenzy with that rather neat DSICO (that no talent hack) ’City Stirs’ release - this time around Metal Postcard get to walloping the hi-fi with the aid of the Innovaders. The Innovaders for those unfamiliar (such as us) are duo Rocco and Brendan who it seems like nothing more than holding to siege all the trendiest underground spots with their amorphous genre splicing goody bag of acid induced floor shaking head set humping groove
Losing Today.com
These young men dabble in the profession of constructing gritty acid house tracks, and melodic electro disco toons that may or may not have a hint of Italo swirling around them.
Acid Reign has six tracks of bumping electronic funk with the emphasis on the robotic disco that emanated out of Chicago in that halcyon era of early house music. The track Innovaded (From the Drum Machine) is quite rocking and will be making its way into my dj sets quite soon, as will You'll Never Get Out Of This Club Alive. The final track, We Get Open is very acidic, very nasty, pretty damned funky and melodic all at once, and will definitely set dance floors on fire.
Nitewise.com
What’s going on here is the rehabilitation of a worthwhile anachronism, cheeseball Linndrums overdecorated with kaleidoscopic Atari fractals that are ingeniously complex on paper but simple and pretty in practice..... regardless of where you’re listening to this stuff it’s electronic comfort food
Skope (USA)
Acid-House / Electronica dance floor goodness. Keyboards, sequencers and drum machines have taken over the studio and recorded a full disc of what they love best. Big beats and sprialing keyboard lines abound..
The Chickenfish Speaks
