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Pretty sure at :55 they slipped in a chopped up "allahu ackbar". Interesting cos I don't think there's any other references to Islam on the album?

Also instant fav on first listen, all-timer. I did laugh, but laughter is by no means an indicator of bad art. It has a very abrupt ending, which is ...

they should play The Word Becomes Flesh in 8th grade health class from now on

I'm pretty sure they sample a TIE fighter on Hey Saturday Sun (best heard at 1:16)

On first glance - That text is too damn big. The aesthetic also is very...typical for them in a way I wouldn't expect. There's literally a creepy smiling child on it. It doesn't feel like a strong step forward.

But I also remember many people here (myself included) not being crazy about the ...

What a time to be alive

I'm very very interested to see how this will fit into the album (if indeed this is actually on the album!) It feels subjective to me, as in, there's obviously strong cult imagery in the video, and this feels like it's soundtracking the *experience* of being in that mindset ...

Can you point me to set C? I would love to hear.

Yeah! I'll post the Sydney set cos it's the most immediate and has an absolutely outrageous groovy part at ~30:10: https://youtu.be/_8lKp4IerpA?si=3lq2ias-X_D90kF9

Set C is a fan designation, I don't think AE would see any of the 2022- stuff as ...

Kinda on topic, but for a while I've been meaning to read in sequence all the books BoC mentioned in TH era interviews. There's three books + some authors they speak about generally. A bit of a project amidst all the stuff I'm usually reading but I feel like it'd elucidate something, unsure what ...

Currently ripping through The Rifles, William T. Vollmann, for book club. It's a very indulgent style, flowery and changing voice/perspective often, but also highly readable? I'm not too far into it and don't know what to expect, but I wanted to break into Vollmann's bibliography and wasn't ready ...

always loved The Dead Texan a lot, but never really got SOTL until a couple months ago. Was flying from the States to Europe, and I had Austin Texas Mental Hospital Part 3 on loop, looking out the window. It was sundown over the east coast/west atlantic, and the clouds were golden, then purple, then ...

Also gonna doublepost and say that AE_LIVE is absolutely fucking wild. I've always felt that they have a really workmanlike approach to their music, it's constant tweaking and revising and putting in the hours, as opposed to the traditional, struck-with-sudden-inspiration model that's more common ...

I saw em Oct 3 in MPLS. Didn't get to meet em but the venue was really small so they had to walk through the crowd to get to the stage, went right past me. Really special moment. When they came off stage got to say nice show to Rob real quick, also really cool.

This new set is wild, I enjoyed it a ...

damn, this is making me realize how behind i am on listening to new stuff, but from what I have actually heard, the new Alex G is pretty good, Tim Hecker came through with another solid one, enjoying the new Hotline TNT record still. Also all the Autechre bootlegs coming out of their tour are gnarly ...

Also my GOAT album. In fact the whole post-Geogaddi era was peak for me. from 2004-2007 we got Dead Dogs Two remix, Broken Drum remix, TCH, TCH EP, Good Friday remix. The remixes especially I think are their finest work. I can't believe that TCH was lowkey their pariah album for a while. It aligns ...

Both of those locations are extremely on brand, no notes. This GOTTA happen


ALSO CONGRATS JONSE

let's fucking GOOOOOOOO

i find it really interesting that opn posted a pic of boc a week or so before this on his insta story. It doesn't seem like an intuitive marketing strat for them to hint at something through a labelmate's social media, but it seems less intuitive still for opn to be dropping ...

BoC remixes are always my favorite of their works (Dead Dogs Two remix is my favorite song of all time), and while this isn't at that level it's still super good. As much as I love their solo work (I feel like it looks like I think their normal stuff pales in comparison, it doesn't), I'm just ...

I've a feeling this has got something to do with a BoCset. the reasoning being we already got vinyl reissues, and frankly I don't think BoC would be so thematically straightforward to directly use one of the most recognizable artifacts from space travel as a representation of the direction of any ...

I've a feeling this has got something to do with a BoCset. the reasoning being we already got vinyl reissues, and frankly I don't think BoC would be so thematically straightforward to directly use one of the most recognizable artifacts from space travel as a representation of the direction of any ...

bruh its been a wqhole ass yeer since someon posted when drunk

first time posting on this website a legal man , love yous

i think that if you dont like exai your a fucking stupoid

Wow, I'm not usually into covers of IDM (the aphex alarm will sound stuff is cool in concept but since one of the main draws of idm for me is the unique production, i was like, eh), but this is actually impressive. the arrangments of turquoise hexagon sun and hi scores in particular were really ...