Autechre
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sistemaoperacional909
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project from autechre or music in general?
project by autechre
realbrightnights
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tough question, but if it counts im going with the 2022- live sets, chef's kiss each time
esper
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not music i make time for these days, everything after exai is a giant samey blur, they seem like a pretty live set-oriented act these days, and i've never seen them live. i feel like i have heard their entire bag of tricks with max/msp at this point & there are only so many hours of syncopated clicks i can listen to by my lonesome.
i like draft 7.30 because it feels like the most fully realized vision of their idea of taking a rhythmic motif and "decaying" it over time (surripere is a great piece) & i also like oversteps because it turns out a little melody doesn't make your procedural glitch music corny (also daniel lopatin owes his whole career to that album)
but generally speaking, re: current-day autechre - if you enjoy discographies of old guys jamming interminably on the same patches/motifs & endless live records identified by date/venue rather than a title, i can recommend a much better musical act for you to check out
i like draft 7.30 because it feels like the most fully realized vision of their idea of taking a rhythmic motif and "decaying" it over time (surripere is a great piece) & i also like oversteps because it turns out a little melody doesn't make your procedural glitch music corny (also daniel lopatin owes his whole career to that album)
but generally speaking, re: current-day autechre - if you enjoy discographies of old guys jamming interminably on the same patches/motifs & endless live records identified by date/venue rather than a title, i can recommend a much better musical act for you to check out
i can tell you this you have NOT listened to AE_2022-not music i make time for these days, everything after exai is a giant samey blur, they seem like a pretty live set-oriented act these days, and i've never seen them live. i feel like i have heard their entire bag of tricks with max/msp at this point & there are only so many hours of syncopated clicks i can listen to by my lonesome.
i like draft 7.30 because it feels like the most fully realized vision of their idea of taking a rhythmic motif and "decaying" it over time (surripere is a great piece) & i also like oversteps because it turns out a little melody doesn't make your procedural glitch music corny (also daniel lopatin owes his whole career to that album)
but generally speaking, re: current-day autechre - if you enjoy discographies of old guys jamming interminably on the same patches/motifs & endless live records identified by date/venue rather than a title, i can recommend a much better musical act for you to check out
seriously, Set D is one of the best things theyve ever put out. Skip to the Hour mark and listen for 9 minutes and try and tell me theyve done this before
