Autechre - Tri Repetae++ [2 CD]
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Track List: Tri Repetae++ [2 CD]
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Disc 1:
- DaelDownload & Buy
- ClipperDownload & Buy
- LeterelDownload & Buy
- RotarDownload & Buy
- StudDownload & Buy
- EutowDownload & Buy
- C/PachDownload & Buy
- GnitDownload & Buy
- OverandDownload & Buy
- RsdioDownload & Buy
Disc 2:
- Second Bad Vilbel
- Second Scepe
- Second Scout
- Second Peng
- Garbagemx36
- Piobmx19
- Bronchusevenmx24
- Vietrmx21
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Album Details: Tri Repetae++ [2 CD]
- Release Date:
- 01/01/1995
- Label:
- Tvt
- UPC:
- 016581723924
User Reviews: Tri Repetae++ [2 CD]
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Autechre are vastly overrated...
, November 1, 2001Reviewer:
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Eutow
, March 30, 2001Reviewer: taliban_ltd - See all taliban_ltd's reviewsAlthough they are steadily going down the toilet in my opinion, Autechre show us all how to construct epic mind-blowing electro.
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Pro Reviews: Tri Repetae++ [2 CD]
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Starting with the snarling, slow machine-funk of "Dael," Tri Repetae fully confirms Autechre's evolution into electronic noise kings. If not as immediately experimental as the fractured work by the likes of Merzbow, Tri Repetae expertly harnesses the need for a beat to perfectly balance out the resolutely fierce, crunching samples and busy arrangements, turning from being inspired by Aphex Twin to being equally inspiring in itself. "Rotar" does a particularly fine job on this front, with high-pitched sounds against low, distorted bass blasts -- and this only forms part of the percussion arrangement. The basic combination of soft melody and harsh beats are here as well, coming fully to the fore and resulting in such fine songs as the synth-string/organ wheeze laden "Leterel" and the quirky, sweet "Gnit." Nearly every track has a particular edge or element to it, making it eminently listenable and distinct. "Stud," for all of its macho connotations, actually takes a gentler path than most of the album's tunes, with a flowing synth wash at the center of a stripped-down but sharp digital-drum punch; by the end of the song, the synth loops float freely in an uneasy, ambient wave. With the drowsy pulse of "Overand" and the echoing beats of "Radio" (perhaps not so ironically, the most straightforward of the album's songs) to close things out, Tri Repetae stands as a varied, accomplished album, clear evidence of Autechre's unique genius around sound. American releases included a bonus disc compiling the Anvil Vapre and Garbage EPs. - Ned Raggett, All Music Guide |
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Like Aphex Twin, Autechre are about as close to being techno superstars as the tenets of the genre and the limitations of its audience will allow. Through a series of full-length works and a smattering of EPs on Warp, Clear, and their own Skam label,...Full Autechre Biography
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Okay, first of all I must give credit where credit is due. Autechre are clearly a pair of skilled musicians, and they know how to make some cool noises with their equipment, but geniuses they most certainly are not. Richard D. James and Jack Dangers are electronic musicians who I would call geniuses.
This CD (supposedly Autechre's best album) has it's fair share of great tracks such as "Clipper", "Rotar" and "Eutow", but many of the tracks seem to be little more than filler material. You know, stuff that wouldn't have made the final cut on Aphex Twin's "Selected Ambient Works Vol. 2". A lot of the album just seems to lack soul, as though they spent too much time programming the music, but not enough time actually listening to it. Still, I recommend that you at least give it a try if you're into this type of music. As I said before, it is a worthy album. ...