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The music on Quaristice manages to make Autechre's complex sound designs feel
simpler than before, which of course is an art itself. With a selection of
tracks that sound like an album made on deep reflection, the whole album is kept
exciting through the sheer range of music and ideas.
It's a more generous album than more recent albums by them, more playfull, with
shorter tracks. At times tracks contain recognizable forms from electronic
music's past, especially the pre 90's hip hop, electro and house that Autechre
talk about as being the formative music of their youth, but these elements have
all been made to adhere to the groups hands on approach to music making. On the
surface tracks seem stripped down, but the subtlety of the production comes
across in the same instance.
Surprisingly given it's Autechre, who have been known for some of the most
extreme music on Warp in the past, it's got moments of utter beauty, in a way
Autechre hasn't really shown before, it's melodic and impressionistic, more open
and very engaging more so on repeated listening. Released on Warp.
1 Altibzz (2:53)
2 The Plc (4:17)
3 IO (3:08)
4 PlyPhon (2:33)
5 Perlence (3:25)
6 SonDEremawe (1:21)
7 Simmm (5:00)
8 paralel Suns (3:03)
9 Steels (2:56)
10 Tankakern (3:39)
11 rale (3:43)
12 Fol3 (3:47)
13 fwzE (2:39)
14 90101-5l-l (3:11)
15 bnc Castl (2:52)
16 Theswere (2:12)
17 WNSN (4:57)
18 Chenc9 (4:57)
19 Notwo (5:34)
20 Outh9X (7:15)
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Autechre - Quaristice |
CD $22.97
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