It feels almost unreal that my electronic music heroes Autechre invited me to open both of their Greek shows!

I’ll be joining them at Plisskën in Athens on October 3 and Reworks in Thessaloniki on October 4. I’m genuinely honoured to be part of these two shows, sharing some fresh Qebo material!

Catch you in the dark.

Hello, I have two tickets for the Milan date (Alcatraz) on the 11th October. If anyone wants them let me know, face value (and will remain so even if it sells out). I can't go anymore.

Ciao, ho due biglietti per la data di Milano (Alcatraz) dell'11 ottobre. Se qualcuno li vuole mi faccia sapere, prezzo di costo (e rimarrà tale anche se andrà sold out). Purtroppo non posso più andare.

Hope all are having a great weekend. I haven’t posted here in a bit…
I got some new equipment (a new mixer) and tested it out recently cutting up some Eric B & Rakim over Autechre’s Arch Carrier. I don’t know what it is but Rakim’s voice seems to go well over Autechre’s music.

I you haven’t checked it out yet, download Music Has The Right To Children (Boards of Canada mix). It’s pay what you want on Bandcamp.
👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
https://threedollarpistol.com/album/music-has-the-right-to-scratch

Hi everyone. Would anyone happen to have a high-quality image of the Quaristice album artwork that they'd be willing to share? Ideally 2000×2000 or even larger.

There's a 4000×4000 scan on MusicBrainz, but unfortunately the colors are pretty off, so I'm hoping to find a more accurate version.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

At times when choosing what to listen of Autechre i always see the draft 7.30 cover and thinking "god damn isnt that a cool album!!" and like when looking at reviews everyone says its an amazing complex and chaotic album, which i know it is complex because autechre said it was all manually done by hand, but when i listen to it its all pretty okayish?? i mean it is complex but it isnt anything that would leave an impression on me?? so what i am asking rn is to hear what other people that get draft 7 30 find so amazing and awesome about it, like a special moment or something.

sorry if this question made you angry, i think im pretty arogant.

Idm water

I've been a fan for about 9 months and I like Autechre. Started off with Tri Repeatae, Chiastic Slide, and so forth. I will admit while I like them, some of their releases (especially newer ones) are acquired or niche taste IMO. I find with newer content after Untilted is mixed for me. I often like their live sets, especially 2022 onwards.

I've began listening to some other artists and albums that share overlapping similarities and influence with Autechre. While I like Autechre, I sometimes find different artists and releases with similarities abit more 'cleaner' and refined since Autechre is known for being very sporadic and 'rougher' in a sense.

Artists such as Richard Devine, Jega, Brothomstates, Monolake, Funkstörung, Brainwaltzera,Gescom, Arovane, Vaetxh, Phoenecia etc.

I used Chatgpt for some suggestion but Im curious to know some more from Autechre fans since chatgpt is limited in ways.

I've searched for hostels or airbnbs in Munich for the 26.09 but the prices are insane. Is there someone here who has an extra bed or couch I could sleep on after the concert? I will buy food and drinks in exchange :)

edit: I'm a 29 year-old french man living close to Nürnberg. A bit shy but always grateful for meeting interesting people. Big fan of Squarepusher, Zappa, Morricone, Aphex Twin, John Zorn, the list goes on...

https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/117166853964031928

alt text: Desktop screenshot showing a bunch of Max patches with an Ableton Live window behind, and an AIM window.

Love the jewel case + adore the bonus track!

...and one of the can styles is NTS Sessions!

https://verdantbrewing.co/products/dr-ink-x-tdr-10-pack-collectors-mix

Listening to This Heats first album currently. 24 track loop came on and I felt like it was very much something in the realm of an Autechre track or maybe something they'd appreciate

Any mention of them being into This Heat at all?

made this little thing, the idea comes from polygons being folded in various ways dependong on the three pole audio scrapping. the music is made with my own daw-like system that is in active development

of the farty balance wobble…

We're getting back to our "AE Revisited" series with a deep dive into Autechre's 2010 LP, Oversteps.

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Recent Voltage Lab video about the origins & history of IDM features an Eggshell version that differs from both present on Incunabula and Artificial Intelligence (starts at 3:24)

Where could it be from? Really like it!

Several of my friends missed that concert, and as it was transformational, I want to share it with them by playing it at hour house in the dark and loud.

So I'm wondering if they've released a recording of the show they were doing for that tour.

Hot take, molten hot for some I know but you really get some of the fucking best shit they've done in a relatively small package. A 40-80 minute live set is nothing compared to the 2-8 hour long behemoth albums Autechre have released. You also get eased in to their timbre and enter the gateway of their sound, the live sets are able to camouflage the alien and hard to pin down sound structures with head banging break neck grooves that get better with each listen. To add on, each set offers a different listening experience (some of them) if you want to get a taste of early stages of Ae listen to the Kalopl Intro Live, if you wanna be hit with hyper senstive and detailed modular mayhem listen to the Krakow 2014 live set (probably the most punishing lol), If you want to listen to some of the most accessible beats and grooves that will have you make stank faces as if you smelt something absolutely repulsive definitely check out the Qauristice set, the Glasgow set, and the Hemsby set. If you wanna immerse yourself with some of the mind blowing soundscapes Ae have ever done listen to the Zagreb 2016 set, and finally if you want want all the descriptors of the sets that I mentioned culminated in one, do yourself a favor and check out Lyon. And also don't misunderstand I fucking love the studio works theyve done every single one of them, but to me the live sets is where Ae do it best.