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Autechre - Amber - 19-Mar-03 10:56 AM
a great album in its own context. AE grow with each release and expand. those sighing for the days of old are well advised to hold onto the atmospheres of this album because AE shattered the soft little sound world with later albums. Creating an intoxicating and original sound that cares not for your days of old pining!!!!

Disjecta - Clean Pit And Lid - 14-Dec-02 11:44 PM
brilliant post Seefeel recordings by Mark Clifford. sounds at times like a playful version of Succor (seefeels last recording for warp)
clifford is responsible for the marriage of droney guitars and electronic beats. revivalists take note.
this album is trippy, but not hoppy, blissed, but not out, intelligent, but not dance, music but not muse sick.

Push Button Objects - A Day In A Life - 13-Dec-02 01:10 PM
the first really flat Skam release, and PBO for that matter.
dull, uninspired hip hop. its been all downhill from here, get it, got it, get rid of it

Gescom - Minidisc - 13-Dec-02 12:53 PM
the worlds first mini-disc only release by booth/brown/others? on Russel Haswells label OR. absolutely essential to anyone concerned with following the lines drawn by progressive electronics. will not appeal to fans of Autechre looking for nostalgic sounds of 1993. serve cold with friends

Autechre - Confield - 13-Dec-02 01:35 AM
interestingly enough AE continue to evolve despite many listeners
crying for the wafty synths and beat box rhythms of Incunabula.
AE dont do the past, nor do they do the future (as some assert) they do the present
in all its momentary glory, tossed off generative themes, daydream beats that shudder,
the finger on the pulse, you can see Booth and Brown smile knowingly at each other, maybe a subtle
wink, perhaps a sigh,....booth says to brown, "they just dont get it eh?" fuck em.

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