Autechre
Electronica |
Like Aphex Twin, Autechre are about as close to being techno superstars as the tenets of the genre and the limitations of its audience will
allow. Through a series of full-length works and a smattering of EPs on Warp, Clear, and their own Skam label, the group have consistently
garnered the praise of press and public alike. Unlike many of their more club-bound colleagues, however, Autechre's Sean Booth and Rob Brown
have roots planted firmly in American electro, and though the more mood-based, sharply digital texture of their update may seem to speak
otherwise, ...read more
Like Aphex Twin, Autechre are about as close to being techno superstars as the tenets of the genre and the limitations of its audience will
allow. Through a series of full-length works and a smattering of EPs on Warp, Clear, and their own Skam label, the group have consistently
garnered the praise of press and public alike. Unlike many of their more club-bound colleagues, however, Autechre's Sean Booth and Rob Brown
have roots planted firmly in American electro, and though the more mood-based, sharply digital texture of their update may seem to speak
otherwise, it was through early twelves like Egyptian Lover's "Egypt, Egypt," Grandmaster Flash's "Scorpio," and "Pretty" Tony Butler's "Get
Some" that their combined aesthetic began to form. « hide |
