Autechre
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chava
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dilbert1
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Wrong. This is what AI says
“Sending me” is a slang phrase that describes a situation where someone or something causes a strong emotional reaction in the speaker. It can be used to express a range of emotions, including excitement, joy, amusement, annoyance, or frustration. For example, someone might say “You're sending me” after hearing a funny joke to express how much they enjoyed it, or they might say it to express frustration if someone is being annoying.
mvuent
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Creative echoes and extrapolations from the tape era can be found in the music of Autechre (to whom tape was “probably the best format that was ever made”). Moments of world-overlap manifest hallucinatory voices in tracks like “IO” and “Ipacial Section” (starting around 7:35). Fog of war is further abstracted in tracks like “TMB2”—which centers around a plodding electric body reminiscent of those engineered in the mid 80s. The simplicity of the core design is deceptive, however. Closer inspection reveals the structure to be haunted by an ecology of irregularities: mercurial distortion-currents dance, subtle morphologies accumulate in the machine loop, and ghostly vocalizations are somehow audible amidst its heavy impacts. It might not be accurate to read the track title as “tomb”, but the association fits, given the track's unearthly near-stillness. The dense atmosphere conditions hinted at by Selected Ambient Works are also found in a more sophisticated form in tracks like “bladelores”, in which a storm gradually gives way to a fractal rainbow glow of resonance so miraculously animated that it sounds different each time you hear it. (A much longer stay in the same storyworld would later be granted with “All End”.) Even more tempestuous, “freulaeux” is at its core an acid track, morphing unstably between riffs like Jaquarius’ “Love Is Happiness (Acid Rain)”. But around this core driving force swirl weather conditions far denser than the thunder claps of “Acid Rain”. The electric body itself seems affected by these outside conditions. Its motion is reminiscent of the skipping of a faulty tape, but the effect is utterly diegetic: a feeling of forward motion jostled by turbulence.
someone on watmm also pointed out that "freulaeux" is probably an ae-ified take on "franz reuleaux"
someone on watmm also pointed out that "freulaeux" is probably an ae-ified take on "franz reuleaux"
mvuent
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classic lofty patrician condescention from craner
I was only trying to engage with your work.
I seem to be the only person in the world who credits them with human emotions and finds their music very moving.
Well, there is another person and he calls himself 'Droid'.
For the record, @mvuent acknowledged this may have been true and then deleted the acknowledgment. I presume this is a retraction and he has reverted to being mortally offended.
plexitmind
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Oh no no no. I'm a fan for life on your posts!