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He describes this track as “a song about the infinite scroll”: the sensation that children of the internet reach for, hitting Control + Shift + R for a tiny hit of dopamine.
The track launches straight into solemn techno industrialism, yet never really settles.
For it’s neither a bleak techno nightmare, nor a tech-filled hyperpop futuredream, yet firmly wedged between the two.
Adder has inched closer to left-field pop in recent releases, yet here keeps his distance with glitches determined to upset his flow.
“I wanna play again”, a voice sings over and over; new ideas pile up and drain it of energy, as the track spirals into nothingness.
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He describes this track as “a song about the infinite scroll”: the sensation that children of the internet reach for, hitting Control + Shift + R for a tiny hit of dopamine.
The track launches straight into solemn techno industrialism, yet never really settles.
For it’s neither a bleak techno nightmare, nor a tech-filled hyperpop futuredream, yet firmly wedged between the two.
Adder has inched closer to left-field pop in recent releases, yet here keeps his distance with glitches determined to upset his flow.
“I wanna play again”, a voice sings over and over; new ideas pile up and drain it of energy, as the track spirals into nothingness.
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