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Autechre sez: I promise not to come in your mouth-- GAAHHHERRRRRUGH.

wtf, tracks autorship? AH YAH, I HADN'T TOUGHT OF DAAH There's a Spaced reference I haven't heard for a while I don't really see Saint Epreo throwing shapes in the church of dance, do you?

wtf, tracks autorship? AH YAH, I HADN'T TOUGHT OF DAAH

Who did the new fake? It's not shit. gl0tch gl0tch gl0tch? dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan

Yeah, I'm pretty sure Lady Bird Johnson is the one set to introduce Oversteps.

i´d like to know if there are explicit "rob" and "sean" songs on quaristice (and on oversteps). because to me especially on quaristice there were two kind of tracks. on the one hand you have: altibizz plyPhon Simmm Tankakern Fol3 (or better: fol4, fol3`s bigger and better brother) Theswere Wnsn which are completely awesome and deep, and on the other hand you have totally different sounding, (and more aimless and imo weaker) tracks like The Plc Perlence 90101-5l-l bnc Castl (not sure about the other tracks) So, basically you want one of them to say he's awesome and the other to say he's responsible for what you perceive as "aimless" and "weak" tracks? Yeah, I'm sure they'll let you know. Edit: not to mention in every interview ever they have said that the tracks most often come from a collaborative process.

lawl, is that one of the fake tracks? I've been sitting out dl'ing so as not to look like [more of] a jackass. Isn't that a tiny Gantz Graf sample around 5:15? I'm at work so my speakers are too shitty to really listen. Edit: nah, probably just an artifact of the laptop speakers being shit.

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I was pretty skeptical until everyone started declaring it an obvious fake.

Bwahahaha @ teh tdn tewl fakes. The best part was when 10,000 Days came out and it sounded like Tool was taking the piss completely and just releasing a joke album, and then it turned out to be real, and then I never listened to that shitty album ever again. GODDAMN SHIT THE BED

Didn't all the preview-reviews say basically the same thing about Quaristice? This entire review just sounds like. . . someone describing what everyone would expect a decent Quaristice follow-up to sound like without going into any detail whatsoever.

Lack of percussive beats probably'll cause about 70% of the population of the modern world to zone out and cease listening. Rale is pretty accessible to your average pop music consumer, in contrast. In my elitist and completely un-researched cheeseeating opinion.