David Abravanel - 30/Jun/2008  Something felt sketchy about Quaristice, Autechre’s most recent album. Literally, much of the album’s 20 tracks—shorter than the usual fare for duo Se...
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| Erik Gundel - 03/Apr/2008 Aging can dampen the creative spirit of even the most imaginative artists and performers. Nothing says ‘creative vacuum’ like a standup comic doing ba...
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| Joe Davenport - 20/Mar/2008 If there is one word oft used to describe Autechre it would be "difficult." Not that it's really any revelation to point it out at this point, but a n...
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| Charles Ubaghs - 10/Mar/2008 They may try arguing it’s pop music, but give Quaristice, the ninth studio album from Autechre’s Sean Booth and Rob Brown, a listen and you’ll find no...
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| Mark Richardson - 05/Mar/2008 There was a time in the late 1990s when Autechre embodied
one way of thinking about music's future. Producers exploring the infinite
possibilities of...
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| Urban Guerilla - 04/Mar/2008 Not counting their previous incarnations, Sean Booth and Rob Brown have operated as the highly influential Autechre since 1993. Their first two works,...
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| Colin Buttimer - 03/Mar/2008 Autechre is a spiky and challenging word - perhaps in this case you really should judge something by its name. It's tempting to think of it as a mashu...
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| Jill Menze - 01/Mar/2008 "Quaristice" plays out like bits and pieces of a puzzle that never quite fit together, which isn't particularly unusual for this experimental techno d...
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| Pascal Wyse - 29/Feb/2008 Rob Brown and Sean Booth love to customise their electronic instruments and computer programs so they can escape predictability, dementing the sounds ...
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| Mason Jones - 08/Feb/2008 Music is, at its root, a social construct. Historically ? which is to say, before the recorded medium ? the purpose of music was to enliven social g...
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