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Incunubula

Autechre Audio CD
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Although Autechre's Sean Booth and Rob Brown are firmly rooted in the British hip-hop and electro scenes of the early 1980s, their music is experimental, mathematical, and precise; electro is used merely as a starting point for further exploration of synthetic sounds. On Incunabula, their contribution to Warp's Artificial Intelligence series, the roots of their sound are laid bare. Electro beats are tranquilized and obscured, shifted into alternate time signatures, and used as anchors for repetitive synth hooks and dense layers of effects, resulting in a sound that is exquisitely cold and mechanical. The title, which means "beginning," couldn't be more appropriate: as the years passed, Autechre's music became more dense and oblique; hence, a quick listen to "Incunabula" is essential to decoding the plot. --Matthew Corwine

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5.0 out of 5 stars excellent dive into autechre July 13 2004
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My favourite Autechre tracks are the more accessible and melodic ones, like Eutow off Tri Repetae ++ and Lowride featured here. If you think Autechre is a hard listen(or unlistenable), check this album out. Lowride shows a nice hip-hop influence, a funky piano and a catchy melody - my favorite here. Autriche and Bike are also nice and tuneful.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Their best disc. April 25 2004
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If you're new to their music, start here. Complex, mathematical and presicse, "Bike," "Autriche" and "444" are my favorites, but the entire album is amazing.
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Autechre's debut album is worlds away from the precise Glitch & fractured Techno that they went on to become accomplished producers at. This is an album of stark metallic sounds that sound conventionally at odds with the melodic song structures, that are entirely instrumental. Something else worth noting is that each songs gradually unfolds and uncompresses itself, moving between brooding arrangements and rhythmic drum pattern backed by synth & organ tones. It's strangely compelling in the way that over the course of the frequent six minutes plus tracks, that you'll find yourself growing in appreciation with each strikingly precise track. Think a more detached and synthesized alternative to 'Board of Canada' and you'll not be far of. This is galvanising, Cerebral ambient techno music, and along with the sophomore release "Amber" would mark Autechre's more subtle compositions before their successive albums slowly moved into more (although equally accomplished) 'Glitch' electronica....unquestionably recommended.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Blowing your mind and feelings !!!
This album is great. I can say that each song is a different story. But each one can hold all your feelings and thoughts. This album is another of Warp Record... Read more
Published on Feb 18 2004 by Jose M. Pena
5.0 out of 5 stars Autechre's debut, without any doubt their best CD too!
Well, what else can I say that'll difer from all of the positive comments already posted and all the praise this album has received? I'm not quite sure. Read more
Published on Jan 21 2004 by Max
5.0 out of 5 stars At their most elegant and melodic
One of their first releases, this was released as part of Warp's wonderful 'Artifical Intelligence' series.

It's the sound of Autechre before they got harsh and too robotic. Read more

Published on Jan 17 2004 by Jay M
5.0 out of 5 stars Great for mental focus
This album is absolutely incredible for concentration during the finer details of a software engineering project at work, or during any of a multitude of other situations in which... Read more
Published on Nov 27 2003 by Erik Gfesser
5.0 out of 5 stars Autechre at his best!!
If you planning to buy an album of Autechre, this is the album you must buy. Less experimental but easy listening!
Published on Nov 10 2003 by Mert Ozromano
5.0 out of 5 stars An amazing listening experience
Listening to Incunabula, one might get the impression that the boys known as Autechre are purely masters of melody and somewhat messed-up beats. Such is not the case. Read more
Published on Oct 2 2003 by Trauts The Mighty Fish Destroyer
5.0 out of 5 stars Evocative is the only word I can think of
It's like being stuck in some dreamland and is pure magnificence. And yeah OK, it's their most accessible CD to date but does that make it bad? Read more
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