The follow up to 2003’s Draft 7.30, Autechre’s eighth full album is a dense yet elegantly expansive work that ripples with some of the duo’s key signatures: epileptic rhythmic counterpoints, complex, spiralling melodic cells, immense tectonic shifts in the low end, dagger sharp glacial crackles in the upper registers.
From Warprecords': The follow up to
2003’s
>Draft 7.30, Autechre’s eighth full album is a dense yet elegantly expansive
work that ripples with some of the duo’s key signatures: epileptic rhythmic counterpoints, complex, spiralling melodic cells,
immense tectonic shifts in the low end, dagger sharp glacial crackles in the upper registers. But it also hits straight
between the eyes with a raw, almost live-in-the-room immediacy. ‘We’re really cranked up and in a totally different gear at the moment’. Sean Booth discloses, in reference
to the new album. ‘It feels like we’re working in a quite radically different way now; not so much in terms of the final
output - I’ll let others judge that - but we’re getting ideas down a lot quicker now, trying to make the most of what time
we’ve got’. There is never anything I can say in
times leading up an Autechre release other than, "I can't wait for this music to be released."
The LP is called "
Untilted". Yes, you read that correctly. Un-tilt-ed. And the tracklisting is as follows:
A1 lcc A2 ipacial section B1
pro radii B2 augmatic disport C1 iera C2 fermium
span> D1 the trees D2 sublimit
