Mechanically Reclaimed By Autechre

1. Yeesland

2. Pencha

3. Characi

4. Krib

5. Tilapia

Mechanically Reclaimed By Autechre,Cichlisuite,Warp

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This EP is called Cichlisuite by Autechre

Long remained my favorite Autechre release, EP or otherwise

One of their best Ep's

Mechanically Reclaimed By Autechre
Cichlisuite
Manufacturer: Warp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000006UVC
Release Date: 1997-01-01

Tracks:

Yeesland
Pencha
Characi
Krib
Tilapia

Customer Reviews:

This EP is called Cichlisuite by Autechre.......2006-08-03

This is just one of the few shorter EP's or similar to CD singles that Autechre has put out over the years. I don't know why they do this but it does feed our quest for more Autechre until they put together a complete album. Are you addicted to Autechre yet? Many of us are. I think there should be a club. Here's a list of the releases so to make sure that you have all that is available:

Incunabula (1993), Amber (1994), Tri Repatae (1995), Chaistic Slide (1997), LP5 (1998), EP7 (1999), Confield (2001), Draft 7.30 (2003), and Untilted (2005).

Now that you have all those, you will probably want to start collecting their various EP's, which are:

Cavity Job (1991), Basscadet (1994), Anti- (1994), We R Are Why/ Are Y Are We? (1995), Garbage (1995), Anvil Vapre (1995), Envane (1997), Cichlisuite (1997), Peel Session 1 (1999), Splitrmx12 (1999), Peel Session 2 (2001), and Gantz Graf (2002).

There may be a few others, but they have become very rare. Very hard to find. I've discovered more tracks by Autechre and various other "remixed by Autechre" releases all over the IDM sound genre. Plus, some artists like Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Boards of Canada and the such have released similar recordings as that of Autechre, but Autechre will always be the leader of this sound.

And here's another little secret for you. Autechre has released recordings under another pseudonym, Gescom. There is nothing on CD available from Gescom, that I can find anywhere, but that doesn't mean you can't find these recordings through various person to person music swap sites.

Look for these Gescom albums and EP's (I think they are only available on vinyl, and maybe only in the UK and Europe):

EP1 (1994), EP2 (1995), Motor (1994), The Sounds of Machines our Parents Used (1995), Keynell (1996), MiniDisc (1998), This (1998), That (1998), and Iss:sa (1999)

There are various takes and re-developed versions of Keynell. Just knowing that Gescom is so scarce, especially in America, it only makes it all the more totally cool to be Proudly Unhipp, and to actually have these recordings.

I find a sense of comfort in the lunacy that is Autechre's music. I have to listen to Autechre every day. It's gotten harder to listen to regular music any more and it is certainly difficult to revert back to regular music immediately after switching off Autechre. Autechre is like a drug, a stimulant, a natural high. It's a sound that inspires motivation in what ever you are doing. And yes, I can get mildly depressed if I don't have some Autechre at my immediate avail. If I've got a lot of work to do, then I know I'll get it done (and fast), if I've got Autechre playing in my background.

So, you other Autechre addicts out there, please share your story. Let us all know what Autechre has done for you, too. Has Autechre changed your life, in a positive or negative way? We need to let other people know how Autechre has an indirectly strange way of promoting better psychological health and a more positive vision about life.

Long remained my favorite Autechre release, EP or otherwise.......2006-05-04

I've been a big fan since Incanabula, and have remained intensely loyal through Untitled, owning every single thing I can get my hands on. However, this is hands down my favorite AE release.

This is one of their only albums or EPs to slowly alter the music as it flows from beginning to end, at a pace that keeps one immediately focused on the 4/4 repeating track at the fore, but evolves at a background rate just quickly enough to keep it interesting.

Many of their prior releases had just too little evolution throughout a song (even though Tri Repetae++ is probably my second-favorite release), and many of their proceeding releases have a little too much variation, such that the evolution itself becomes part of the foreground, as in Gantz Graf. This one hits the mark in my book.

Krib is a wonderful track, and would make one's whole purchase worthwhile. What a great slice of liquid crystal.

One of their best Ep's.......2005-06-21

I'd rank this second only to the Garbage Ep in terms of Ae's short lengths. It also provides some fascinating hints of what was to come on their next album. I'll keep this short and just say that this is music that reveals subtleties upon repeated listens, and is intensely emotional from the right perspective.
And if for no other reason check this out for the song Krib,trust me.

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