Adacta is the name of more than one artist: 1) Slovak crustcore 2) Electronica 1) ADACTA is crustcore band from Bratislava, Slovakia. ADACTA was set up in Y2K, on the debris and ashes of one nameless punkrock band. In 2001 they have changed drummer (Trtil from Davova Psychoza came) and played some shows around Slovakia, Czech Republic, Austria. In 2004 ADACTA have released a debut full lenght CD on czech Malarie records called "Circullus Viciosus". In 2005 new stuff was recorded. It´s out since April 2006. It´s called "Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam". It´s in DVD box, including heavy paper weight booklet and a patch. It has been released in cooperation of three labels: Malarie (malarie.ind.cz) Impregnate Noise Laboratories (impregnate.wz.cz) and Adactive records. Former singer Simona left the band in May 2006, being replaced by Vlcak (singer of Svablast – visit http://www.myspace.com/svablast) There has been another singer-changing in October 2007. Gargamel joined ADACTA. visit: http://www.myspace.com/adacta http://www.adacta.mangelcrusties.sk/ 2) Electronica Band name: ADACTA Genre: Techno / Electro [Industrial, Gothic, E.B.M, Darkwave, Electro] Name: Bernd Schönburg Location: - Schönenberg-Kübelberg, Germany ADACTA is a "one man project" of Bernd Schönburg. In 2005 he named his project AD ACTA. (Zu den Akten legen) He liked the synonym ... "File to file" which means for him: things that have passed not to forget but to let them "rest". There is no concrete style at ADACTA. Preferences are clearly Electro, Industrial and E.B.M. The musical equipment of Bernd was always limited to the minimum. A PC, a music program (FL Studio 12), a keyboard and a microphone that is sufficient for Bernd to implement his ideas. On his eighth album "Enter the Madhouse", "Der Projektleiter", aka Bernd Schönburg, opens all doors to his private "madhouse" and gives us an insight into 10 different rooms full of dark electronic songs. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.