From Mark Stevens Sent Tue, Jan 12th 1999, 18:14
From Mark Stevens Sent Tue, Jan 12th 1999, 18:14
On Tue, 12 Jan 1999 12:12:23 GMT, you wrote: >Ae Peel sessions are excellent. Yeah, it's nice to hear some of Autechre's older stuff. I do miss this sort of style. As much as I like their current fractal synthesis, their older stuff seems a bit 'warmer'. >'Inhake 2' is almost as groove filled as Gescom's 'Puzl' without >being "Pointless nostalgic shite". Yep, I love 'Inhake 2' -- the twiddly-drop melodies remind me of something from Richard Kirk's 'Virtual State'. My favourite track has got to be 'Drane' though. Simple percussion, making way for that lovely looped sample of what sounds like a Mellotron that disintegrates, shifts and phases all over the place as the track progresses. >(yes - 'Tri Repetae' is my favourite Ae LP) The good thing about Autechre's albums is that each has it owns unique feel which makes them tough to rank, but if push came to shove I'd have to say that 'Amber' is still my favourite. -- /\/)ark headspin - http://www.sonance.demon.co.uk/