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  1. six
    Oh wow, I haven't thought of Duckular in years, would love to hear those old tracks again too if anyone has them saved.
  2. six
    Tim Reaper was my favorite new discovery this year. Really carrying the torch for old school jungle, seconding this!
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    Biosphere - Angel's Flight Eomac - Cracks Jean Michel Jarre - Amazonia Machinedrum - Psyconia EP Mild High Club - Going Going Gone µ-Ziq & Mrs Jynx - Secret Garden Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement - Flying Fish Ambience / Jellyfish Reproduce Black Magic / Seashell Altars Skee Mask - Pool Splitradix - Philatelic Diethylamide / 51º53'43"Nord 8º25'09"Waldorf EPs Tyler, the Creator - Call Me If You Get Lost Xeno & Oaklander - Vi/deo
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    I grew up in a small town in upstate NY and was def a Phish head in my teens. I never really thought it about the comparison but this is a great point. Both complex, rewarding music (for me at least, prob not a ton of Autechre/Phish crossover here), awesome live shows, and most people can't stand either.
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    LP5 Potential Reissue

    six replied to YELLOW's topic in Autechre

    Chiastic Slide has been my "white whale" album for many years, I always hope to find an affordable copy in second hand shops. Very excited to finally cop this on vinyl!
  6. six
    Yeah anyone talking shit about Katz's has never been to Katz's, a NY institution
  7. six
    Damn, nice sample spotting! Who knew Ade was such a big Tim Noah fan
  8. six
    Lol I have no memory of making that thread but god damn do I want a Kurt Russell sandwich now.
  9. six
    This is legit exhausting
  10. six
    If you like his rnb/melodic side, Flower Boy is my favorite solo album of his. Felt like he really matured on that album, both in terms of the lyrical content and his production. I gotta get more listens in but so far I like this new one a lot too.
  11. six
    So dope, get your shit together Skam
  12. six
    This sounds more up my alley than most of the stuff he released in the past year. But at this point, given how absurdly prolific he's been...is he ok? lol
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    I really love the first half of Dark Gethsemane. Spooky Burial is the best Burial, that vocal sample is dope, anyone know it? Sounds like something out of an old Giallo film or something. The rest is ok, don't like the second half of the aforementioned track much and the other tracks are decent but nothing to write home about.
  14. six
    Wow, what a pleasant surprise. Also was expecting new age cheese but this is really original and different for him. Really cool concept album, some shades of Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement, FSOL, BOC, etc.
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    You're right, it was totally Daedelus with Samiyam also on the bill. I also had a convo with him at the merch table, seemed like a really nice guy. Shit dude, hadn't heard about Double K, that's rough to hear. PUTS was always consistently great, loved their energy.
  16. six
    Awesome, thank you, will check those out!
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    @BobDobalina I never hear this album brought up anymore, this was such a fun concept album. I really loved it at the time, a real throwback to the Tribe/De La Soul early 90s era. Hope you're well dude, long time! I still remember that fun night we had out like a decade ago in Brooklyn. What show was that, Samiyam?
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    This is great, I consider myself pretty well versed in this scene but this artist is brand new to me. Really strong first impression, the best new album I've heard on Mu in a while. Anything else I should check out?
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    Dude is my favorite non electronic producer because of just how damn eclectic his taste is. I know he's a Cabaret Voltaire fan, can't remember what track but I've heard a sample of theirs in his work before and he has mentioned being into them and Throbbing Gristle in an interview.
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    I'm overlapping with what a lot of people have already said here, but 1997-2001 for sure. Envane and Chiastic Slide are still two of my favorite releases ever and a total departure from what had come before. Then it seemed like they kept reinventing themselves with the frenetic angular sounds of LP5 and Cichlisuite, into the weirdness of the underrated EP7 (great to se it's a favorite here, I've grown to love it more and more as I get older) and closing with the completely out there for the time Confield. Not to mention Key Nell and ISS:SA plus some of their best remixes. I love what came before and a lot of the stuff after, but that era was the right time and place to explore their discography at a young age.
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    Milk DX

    six replied to six's topic in Autechre

    Damn, this is a blast from the past. Forgot I posted this...15 years ago lol I still stand by it sounding like Mike D but Milk Dee makes even more sense
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    Loved the original, love this version as well. Cool to hear AE revisit their roots lately, I agree this sounds like something that could have come straight out of the late 80s.
  23. six
    Thank you both for your hard work on this! It sounds incredible, it's clear a lot of work went into this and it shows, much appreciated.
  24. six
    The Associated Press just called Biden for PA. Looks like this nightmare of a week is almost a wrap.
  25. six
    I have a good friend who is pushing that line of thinking and it is indeed really fucking stupid. As much as I want ranked voting in the US to give third party candidates a real shot, it's simply not here right now. I'm not a Biden fan fan and he won't magically fix the myriad problems the country is facing right now, but that was the easiest fucking decision I ever made. Rabid politics are stupid on both sides but let's at least bring the appearance of sanity back to our sham of a democracy.
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