The title track is notorious as perhaps one of the most unlistenable pieces in electronic music.
Tag: Electronic music
Aphex Twin – I Care Because You Do
The album's beauty lies in the counterpoint between the hard and soft edges, jagged percussion and soothing melodies, screeching clamour and woozy respite.
Aphex Twin – Girl/Boy EP
Despite containing mainly sketches and off-cuts, there's a huge amount of creativity on display on this EP.
AFX – Hangable Auto Bulb EP
The Hangable Auto Bulb EP finds Aphex Twin at a new juncture, where technology opened new avenues of experimentation.
Aphex Twin – Analogue Bubblebath 5
The elusive fifth instalment in the Analogue Bubblebath series, which never saw the light of day with an official release.
Aphex Twin – On EP
The On EP sees Aphex Twin go beyond the confines of something resembling dance music and into a realm that exists on his own terms.
AFX – Analogue Bubblebath 3
The first release under the AFX moniker, Analogue Bubblebath 3 has the run time of an album, which would make it James' only LP on his own Rephlex Records.
Polygon Window – Surfing on Sine Waves
The advent of '93 sees Richard D James entering a particularly fruitful patch of creativity, which he'd ride with a slew of albums and EPs for pretty much the rest of the decade.
Aphex Twin – Selected Ambient Works 85 – 92
Richard D James' full-length debut - a classic of electronic music, whose influence is still felt to this day.
Caustic Window – Joyrex J9 EP
Joyrex J9 is probably the weakest of the Caustic Window trio, lacking does a Cordialatron or On the Romance Tip. Not that there isn't some industrial-strength acid rave gold here.









