ya a pentaptych, of courseSkimming Stone wrote:some consider it one large album split into 5 parts
holy crap that really is a word
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ya a pentaptych, of courseSkimming Stone wrote:some consider it one large album split into 5 parts
Yes, I agree. It's sometimes feels almost like coming down from a trip in a sense "Whoa what I was doing last night? It was really me or not..?" Or maybe this all Tomorrow's Harvest hype was nothing but a mass hypnosis? Too many questions, too little answers, tho the one thing for sure that the music it's still there and it's open for your judgementEcho the Sun wrote:Our honeymoon period is over, and I think the relationship between the album and I has strengthened for it. It's one of the best albums to be released in the last several years, and a wonderful and exceptional addition to boc's oeuvre.

arvy wrote:Tomorrow's Harvest hype was nothing but a mass hypnosis
Thanks for figuring out a way to describe kind of how I feel about OPN too. It's missing the human touch.thepastinsidepressant wrote:i don't really get OPN, not a fan of stuff too digital and computer generated, samples ok, but really need to gel and not sound contrived. its interesting OPN but not human enough for me.
syro is technically impressive, BUT IT GOT NO SOULDandegyrecorder wrote:Syro is the best warp album of this decade, or any decade tbh. it makes geogaddi sound like a stinky shit
syro got lots of soul yoEcho the Sun wrote:syro is technically impressive, BUT IT GOT NO SOULDandegyrecorder wrote:Syro is the best warp album of this decade, or any decade tbh. it makes geogaddi sound like a stinky shit
∴I agree. Technically it's great but it doesn't have any good songs on it. There's no feel.Echo the Sun wrote:syro is technically impressive, BUT IT GOT NO SOULDandegyrecorder wrote:Syro is the best warp album of this decade, or any decade tbh. it makes geogaddi sound like a stinky shit
Not that impressive, honestly.Echo the Sun wrote:syro is technically impressive, BUT IT GOT NO SOUL
really? that's cool!Zentai wrote:
one interesting thing to do is go on bleep and search for popular digital download. The list is of current releases but low and behold music has the right to children is in the current popular list even now.

What would your numero uno be for this decade generally?Lazerize wrote:I haven't listened to a lot of Warp records from this decade - my listening habits are all over the place and lean towards jazz and ambient - but Tomorrow's Harvest is my #2 album of the decade, so it's obviously my favorite Warp album.
i love exai, have that amazing vinyl box set plus l-event ep, but never get in to elseq very much, have only elseq 5, i actually heard them live not long ago, this was elseq tour i think, it was okwarphead wrote:I do like Tomorrows Harvest (a lot) but as an Autechre fan (not a watmm fan boy, so I don't worship everything they do) I think Elseq is a masterpiece. Yes there are some tracks on there which are hardwork and a bit dubious but there are tracks on Elseq 1,4 and 5 which are mind-blowing.
Tomorrows Harvest in comparison, sounds a lot like treading water.

