"Warning: Lost and Djarum contain repetitive beats. We advise you not to play these tracks if the Criminal Justice Bill becomes law. Flutter has been programmed in such a way that no bars contain identical beats and can therefore be played at 45 or 33 revolutions under the proposed law. However we advise DJs to have a lawyer and musicologist present at all times to confirm the non-repetitive nature of the music in the event of police harassment.
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I feel like this is part of an ARG that will be explained by wendigoon in a 5 hour video.
Avant-Garde
UNTILTED: Electronically and mechanically manipulated by Rob Brown and Sean Booth
Autechre have been at the forefront of groundbreaking electronic music since the release of the mind-boggling Confield (which you should listen to if you haven't). The band went from being just another exponent of the sprawling British IDM '90s scene to masters of analog equipment and sound design, creating abstract yet powerful musical soundscapes that challenge the listener. Untilted is the pinnacle, ... read more
PREEMPTIVE STRIKE: The rise of a (not so) one hit wonder
This might be my favorite compilation album of all time. So much so that by first listen, I thought it was a fully fleshed out album. "Preemptive Strike" is a fascinating collection of singles released on the Mo Wax label between 1993-1997, and includes the "What Does Your Soul Look Like" EP as well (which is, as a matter of fact, my favorite EP of all time).
Part of what made me think this is a fully fleshed out ... read more
From the hip hop star turned nazi comes a new single for his album WW3 (I guess? IDK that album probably won't come out). And as expected, it's not good. What a surprise!
Kanye has been on a downward spiral ever since Donda released, and I don't even need to say what he did or how he did it, because it's basically public knowledge. This led to the creation of the worst albums in his catalogue, Vultures 1 and 2, both of which are blessed by ear-spliting mixing, moving lyrics ... read more
What intrigues me the most about this album is how simmilar it sounds to older albums from the most varied genres. Goes to show how influential this guy was
The first time it was cool
The second it was cool
The GOGOLPLEX TIME this played at the radio I became insane
Futuristic beats with dilla's best rapping performance in a consistent 28 minutes? Sign me up!
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On YXM Torpor Skubaal's review of Tim Hecker - Ravedeath, 1972
"Great Review. In the Air is trully stellar"
On clawd's review of Autechre - Confield
"I agree up to a certain extent. The fun of Confield, in my opinion, is the complete dissasociation of "humanity" in Autechre's music. It's an important left turn in their carrer, and for electronic music as a whole, because it shows the limits of how weird yet technical electronic music can be. Even amidst the coldness, there is still some spark of emotion, which makes it such a gripping yet gruelling listen. It is a challenge, just like most moden AE, but a tremendously rewarding one.
I hope you give it another chance one day. Great review nevertheless."
On esanblocks's review of Roberto Carlos - Roberto Carlos
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On Ramelon's review of Autechre - Exai
"It really does sound like farts
Finally a sensible Autechre listener"
On CT_Devourer's review of Autechre - Untilted
"@Normanalee "limited ability of brain"
"To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Autechre. The textures are extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of music theory, most of the enjoyment of the music will go over a typical listener's head. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these warped farts, to realise that they're not just farts- they represent a culture of highly capable and resilient listeners; a TRUE battle of artist and consumer. As a consequence people who dislike Autechre truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate the sheer clusterfuck of masterfully orginal beats that totally do have a glimpse of generative AI. Hideous? Perchance."
On Alcoforado's review of Autechre - Amber
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Why?
It insists upon itself”"
On Dreamyreviews's review of SleepResearch_Facility - Deep_Frieze
"Yeah this album bangs
Cheers, happy you liked it"
On Dreamyreviews's review of Bogdan Raczynski - Boku Mo Wakaran
"Putting untitled as the best track is a hot take for sure
It's definelty untitled!"
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Damn. Well, at least I’ve read this"
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"Great review
Also it samples Chi-City from common on that “the reason people say they’re tired of rap”"
On esanblocks's review of Swans - Die Tür ist zu
"You'll have a stroke when you realize autechre has made a 2 hour project and called it an EP"
On DJ Shadow - Preemptive Strike
"aoty users having a stroke when they read an actual review not just
"beat kinda fire""
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