spow
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Album Rating: 5.0
love you guys lol
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i love nearly all sput users
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Album Rating: 5.0
Same
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
I love all sput users
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Album Rating: 4.0
'Or you can do what I suspect the majority of sput users did. Not jam it in full and 5 it anyway.'
I heard 10 minutes of this, in my dreams
it was enough
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Okay so I listened to a song from this, can confirm it's the best album ever made. Unless the same band made something better idk, further investigation needed.
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Album Rating: 5.0
the odd thing about this record is that its really relaxing. Its also mixed in a way that you can listen to it on low volume quite easily and it becomes more of an ambient record. should try this for study sessions sometimes soon.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Stare Into Math and Be Idempotent
Although their two musical biomes are, in the purely aesthetic sense, summarily disjoint, there exists a tenable connection between the musical ethos of electronic beat-parameters Sean and Rob and the intellectually gratifying “post-death metal” of Kiwi hair-recession anonymous trio Ulcerate. A simple face-value interpretation of the two artists’ respective outputs would yield a smooth-brained response in broken tautology; “but Ulcerate is dissonant death metal with post-metal flourishes whereas Autechre create wonky intellectual dance music for the enlightened elite.” In response, I would reply, “Well, yes, of course, but you must dig deeper.”
What is meant by that seemingly condescending reproach is that it takes more than a purely aesthetic appraisal of Autechre and Ulcerate to understand their almost spiritual connection in the sphere of musical craft. It doesn’t take long to see, upon playing Confield alongside this tour-de-force of mathematically technical post-death metal, that the commonalities lie in the realm of complexity. To wax mathematical, Autechre and Ulcerate are the orthonormal basis sets defining the musical sphere, whereas most other artists are happy just spanning the musical sphere. Linear dependence is forgone so that the true cold and calculating nature of this utterly non-stochastic music can reveal itself.
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unironically did listen to two of what turned into my fav albums in my dreams before checking into them irl
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Album Rating: 4.0
Flug’s pasta makes me want to 4.5 this ngl
Cornfield actually sucks, sorry Jaq
I do like how this be atmospherically amibental though, that be big brain take right there. Not all about the rah rah this one.
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>To wax mathematical, Autechre and Ulcerate are the orthonormal basis sets defining the musical sphere, whereas most other artists are happy just spanning the musical sphere. Linear dependence is forgone so that the true cold and calculating nature of this utterly non-stochastic music can reveal itself.
lmao this is gold actually ngl
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Album Rating: 5.0
guess who wrote that without looking it up
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allow me 1 hint: someone from this site or nah?
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Album Rating: 5.0
used to be on here
now its pretty easy
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it is pretty easy now yea
sach is pretty much the only person i know of who would use "sean and rob" when referring to autechre though so that was my first thought
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Album Rating: 5.0
yeah, was sachs review on rym
rating was 0.5 btw
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
Hi hi, funny hyperbolic stuff.
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Album Rating: 5.0
this is one of my favorite sleepytime albums, yeah.
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Live with death in mind and life’s shape malleable in hand — Fine-tuning the effector within is as much ‘purpose’ as any person could ask among the living and with time an inevitable definition will arrive for the aching, aimless ‘self’. Auckland, New Zealand based death metal trio Ulcerate would find life-and-death affirming definition in the tides of the unorthodox roughly a decade into their efforts by way of loosening the rigidity of their technical death metal beginnings and steeping within the blackened tea of future-consciousness.
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