elseq 1-5

chimer is pretty hilarous imo.

  On 1/29/2017 at 2:23 PM, jaderpansen said:

chimer is pretty hilarous imo.

Agree completely

7th slip is also pretty hilarious.

I've never really understood how people conclude an artist is taking themselves too seriously just from the music. Surely you can only infer that from interviews? From the couple of elseq interviews i've read, it sounds like ae are having a fuckin blast at the moment. Didn't they liken their current system to gta at one point, saying it's just like fucking around in a video game and seeing what comes out. Is an artist automatically taking themselves too seriously if they're not making happy tracks? 

  On 1/29/2017 at 1:08 PM, triachus said:

one of my favs of the bunch

Mine too. I wouldn't call it serious though.

acdwn2 is actually older than exai

  On 1/29/2017 at 5:29 PM, Bodhidharma said:

acdwn2 is actually older than exai

  On 1/29/2017 at 12:20 PM, jaderpansen said:

ps: ready for soundboards now, kthx!

  On 1/30/2017 at 10:07 AM, EXTRASUPER81 said:

 

  On 1/29/2017 at 12:20 PM, jaderpansen said:

ps: ready for soundboards now, kthx!

 

yeah those '16 soundboards need to see the light

my prediction is that if they were to release soundboards, they would only release one, not loads like last time.

why?

  On 2/5/2017 at 11:01 PM, hello spiral said:

why?

just realised i probs shoulda explained myself in original comment to rid any questions but:

bcoz (and not 2 knock the lads) these live sets seem to be more rigid than the other tour (AE LIVE stuff), like i went to 2 of their shows this tour and ive also listened to other bootlegs of other dates, and they all have a formula of ~32 minutes = heavy descending bassline thing (u know which bit im talkin about), ~45 mins = cathedral chords and ~55 mins = 4/4 stuff with what sounds like knocking on a massive metal sheet. they must have timepoints set up for those transition bits coz what they do is all procedural, dont think they sit there with a timer going "right, when this reaches 32 minutes im gunna switch to descending bassline bit". with AE live it sounds like a lot more is able to be moved about within the set

id still buy the shit out of it tho

Ok so i always love when the normie bystander comments on my music, especially of the Autechre flavor, but this happened this morning and i'm still smiling..

I was pumping gas and had c16 deep tread (fave from elseq, those fuckin twangy snares are just uughhhh) blasting from an open window (apologies, i'm sorta the type that enjoys showing unwilling people what i listen to) and a truck pulled up on the other side, some early 40's white-collar dude

After a while he's like "man what kinda stuff are you playing?" so i laughed and said "oh it is a bit a loud sorry, it's a group called autechre". Then he asks where they're from, such interest catches me off-guard. So i tell him and he's like "it sounds like this kind of techno...club...dark..." and i interjected "yes! It's like death techno, pretty experimental stuff" and he says "yeah i kinda like it"

I told him to look em up, have a good day, and then i left. I'm realizing encounters like this give me some of the purest feelings of joy anymore. He may have gone and listened to the whole album, he may have forgotten the name as soon as i left, but like at least he knows that song exists ya know?

In conclusion: death techno 

Well, I played some Autechre to a colleague and now he thinks I listen to music that sounds like the office coffee machine.

lol yeah that makes me think of the AMA when sean said some guy came by his place to fix something and heard what he was working on and asked something like "do ppl just get high in their rooms and listen to this?" lol

tried searching for the proper quote but couldnt find

Sean Ae, on 04 Nov 2013 - 5:31 PM, said:

  On 11/4/2013 at 6:31 PM, Sean Ae said:

 

ExtraLife, on 03 Nov 2013 - 11:58 PM, said:

  On 11/4/2013 at 12:58 AM, ExtraLife said:

What is the first track you play for people that have never heard you before?

 
i had a guy round fixing my boiler a couple of years ago when i was doing tac lacora so i played him that cos he was asking
he just said 'who listens to this then? loads of guys sitting in their houses smoking weed?'
and i went 'yeah, pretty much'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTjFGElBNPM

the first vid u get when u google tac lacora

nice1 ivan

cat Hardcora

  On 3/9/2017 at 6:21 PM, BoomTssPhace said:

Ok so i always love when the normie bystander comments on my music, especially of the Autechre flavor, but this happened this morning and i'm still smiling..

 

I was pumping gas and had c16 deep tread (fave from elseq, those fuckin twangy snares are just uughhhh) blasting from an open window (apologies, i'm sorta the type that enjoys showing unwilling people what i listen to) and a truck pulled up on the other side, some early 40's white-collar dude

 

After a while he's like "man what kinda stuff are you playing?" so i laughed and said "oh it is a bit a loud sorry, it's a group called autechre". Then he asks where they're from, such interest catches me off-guard. So i tell him and he's like "it sounds like this kind of techno...club...dark..." and i interjected "yes! It's like death techno, pretty experimental stuff" and he says "yeah i kinda like it"

 

I told him to look em up, have a good day, and then i left. I'm realizing encounters like this give me some of the purest feelings of joy anymore. He may have gone and listened to the whole album, he may have forgotten the name as soon as i left, but like at least he knows that song exists ya know?

 

In conclusion: death techno 

Lmao death techno.  Yeah I'm sure lots of people who like metal would love AE_LIVE and elseq, and even Untilted

I played PlyPhon with my sister in hearing range once and she now thinks I listen to Skrillex, lol, oh god.

  On 3/9/2017 at 8:37 PM, Bodhidharma said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTjFGElBNPM

 

the first vid u get when u google tac lacora

 

nice1 ivan

lol. white cat was like 'fukc this noise' and leaves.

orange cat was well into it tho & scratching the magazine along with the rhythm for a bit.

should give that cat a synth & see what it does.

  On 3/9/2017 at 8:37 PM, Bodhidharma said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTjFGElBNPM

 

the first vid u get when u google tac lacora

 

nice1 ivan

no wonder it has so many views

my cats grew up with autechre and they seem to enjoy it very much

  On 3/10/2017 at 6:51 AM, Zeffolia said:

 

  On 3/9/2017 at 6:21 PM, BoomTssPhace said:

Ok so i always love when the normie bystander comments on my music, especially of the Autechre flavor, but this happened this morning and i'm still smiling..

 

I was pumping gas and had c16 deep tread (fave from elseq, those fuckin twangy snares are just uughhhh) blasting from an open window (apologies, i'm sorta the type that enjoys showing unwilling people what i listen to) and a truck pulled up on the other side, some early 40's white-collar dude

 

After a while he's like "man what kinda stuff are you playing?" so i laughed and said "oh it is a bit a loud sorry, it's a group called autechre". Then he asks where they're from, such interest catches me off-guard. So i tell him and he's like "it sounds like this kind of techno...club...dark..." and i interjected "yes! It's like death techno, pretty experimental stuff" and he says "yeah i kinda like it"

 

I told him to look em up, have a good day, and then i left. I'm realizing encounters like this give me some of the purest feelings of joy anymore. He may have gone and listened to the whole album, he may have forgotten the name as soon as i left, but like at least he knows that song exists ya know?

 

In conclusion: death techno 

 

Lmao death techno.  Yeah I'm sure lots of people who like metal would love AE_LIVE and elseq, and even Untilted

 

I played PlyPhon with my sister in hearing range once and she now thinks I listen to Skrillex, lol, oh god.

 

check this out:

http://www.deathmetal.org/review/autechre-ae_live-2015/

pretty decent review imo

  On 3/10/2017 at 8:45 AM, digit said:

orange cat was well into it tho & scratching the magazine along with the rhythm for a bit.

should give that cat a synth & see what it does.

i reckon eastre is called eastre because at the last 30 seconds is a hidden little easter egg, a reward so 2 speak for listenin to the whole of the track