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Discography
| Releases: | ||||
| Drop Acid Not Bombs (Album) ◄ (3 versions) | Rephlex | 1998 | ||
| You'll Never Get Anywhere By Spending All Day Playing Around With That Bloody Drum Machine EP (EP) ◄ (2 versions) | Rephlex | 2001 | ||
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| Dreaming Of The Bassline E.P. (12", EP, Mono) | Rephlex | 1999 | ||
| Selected Works 2002-2006 (CD, Album) | Nesbits Way! | International Deejay Gigolo Records | 2008 | |
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| The Braindance Coincidence (Comp, Album) ◄ (2 versions) | Keith's Trumpets | Rephlex | 2001 | |
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Reviews & Discussion
Perhaps the most underated musician on the Rephlex label. I have always been a fan of Aphex's softer minimal acid and acid house selections. The Railway Raver specializes in that sound. Drop Acid Not Bombs is a quirky, positive acid house masterpiece and You'll Never Get Anywhere Playing With Drum Machine (or whatever its called) is a perfect example of what good minimal acid should sound like (the first three tracks anyway). I wish there were more artists that worked with kind of sound, if anybody knows of some vinyl that sounds like this, please let me know?