Autechre Get me into Autechre

a good starting point would be:

known(1)

  On 2/11/2010 at 1:56 PM, 123 said:

a good starting point would be:

 

known(1)

funny post is funny

fol3 is a good place to start

/sarcasm

lol who recommends bine?

that shit is whack

lol, yeah Bine is probably one of the worst tracks for an ae n00b

One of my favorite AE tracks is Rae from LP5. Has a pretty synth melody and the percussive texture slowly disintegrates.

  On 2/11/2010 at 5:28 PM, theSun said:

lol who recommends bine?

 

that shit is whack

  On 2/11/2010 at 5:57 PM, six said:

lol, yeah Bine is probably one of the worst tracks for an ae n00b

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  On 2/11/2010 at 5:04 AM, JohnTqs said:

hauntingsoul, recommend a song that you would like me to pay attention to that would fuck my brain. a song off of confield

still.

bine is just noise to 97% of people who have heard the song.

pen expers, now there's a wicked ae noob track.

  On 2/11/2010 at 7:12 PM, theSun said:

still.

 

bine is just noise to 97% of people who have heard the song.

 

pen expers, now there's a wicked ae noob track.

I agree 100%, bine is NOT a noob track, pen expers would be a good one to try out though to see if you're into the beat-fuckery that the second half of their career has been pretty heavy on.

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I love Bine and Known 1, you're all WRONG

unlikely

After browsing this subforum over the past week or so I'm surprised anyone would ever want to check out Ae.

  On 2/11/2010 at 8:39 PM, Balance said:

I love Bine and Known 1, you're all WRONG

everyone loves bine, it´s just not a good track for starters

If Incunabula is too oldschool sounding for you, start with Amber and go all the way through. Incunabula is a little less focused as an album but that's because it was a collection of their work over the few years prior to that. Amber has amazing flow and narrative, so probably start there if Incunabula isn't your thing, as I said before.

buy all of the lps, eps and track down every single remix. press shuffle, listen for 3 days.

in all seriousness, where would one get a good chunk of the remixes without having waffles or something like that. i have bunch but i could never be bothered to track down all the ones im missing on at a time.

i got into cichlisuite and ep7 by closing me eyes, putting my feet up and listening to it everyday.. by the 3rd or 4th listen certain tracks on those albums started to 'click'.

i think it's partially autechre's use of rhythm and of course subtle melodic elements you won't hear the first time through on those albums, it takes a bit of getting used to

I say jump in the deep end, listen to Confield for a week or so whilst going about your business and/or just laying down with your eyes closed relaxing. It will most likely put a whole new interesting spin on your everyday life. : ) worked for me