Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / in a room7 F760
After playing tunes by everyone and yer gran on tour, Richard D. james ushers the full package of mushy Aphexian rave, including killer, drier version of its pearl ‘Blackbox Life Recorder’
Widely hailed his best work in years, the four tracks match the best of his Analord series at the very least, playing to the crowd with a blend of overproof emosh synth arrangements and uniquely disciplined drum programming that effortlessly tickle your nerve endings. It’s the sound of a master absolutely attuned to his machines, eking out their rarest sensations like an alchemist wizard. Honestly, his ability to express extended melody lines has never been more needed at a time when it feels like we’re dancing in ever decreasing circles.
Aye, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’ is still the one for us, instantly triggering muscle memories of twisting to countless AFX breaks over the years, and feeling our belly flip to his turns of phrase. But the new Parallax Mix is equally strong, dialling up the drums and reshaping the vocal motif in-the-mix to much starker effect, where the succinct ‘zin2 test5’ follows suit, riddled with traces of early ‘90s Drexciya and even a heathered, BoC or Enno Velthuys-like glow to his fluttering, nostalgic synths that also phosphoresces from the rural raver’s stepper ‘in a room7 F760’. Pure AFX, for the ages.
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After playing tunes by everyone and yer gran on tour, Richard D. james ushers the full package of mushy Aphexian rave, including killer, drier version of its pearl ‘Blackbox Life Recorder’
Widely hailed his best work in years, the four tracks match the best of his Analord series at the very least, playing to the crowd with a blend of overproof emosh synth arrangements and uniquely disciplined drum programming that effortlessly tickle your nerve endings. It’s the sound of a master absolutely attuned to his machines, eking out their rarest sensations like an alchemist wizard. Honestly, his ability to express extended melody lines has never been more needed at a time when it feels like we’re dancing in ever decreasing circles.
Aye, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’ is still the one for us, instantly triggering muscle memories of twisting to countless AFX breaks over the years, and feeling our belly flip to his turns of phrase. But the new Parallax Mix is equally strong, dialling up the drums and reshaping the vocal motif in-the-mix to much starker effect, where the succinct ‘zin2 test5’ follows suit, riddled with traces of early ‘90s Drexciya and even a heathered, BoC or Enno Velthuys-like glow to his fluttering, nostalgic synths that also phosphoresces from the rural raver’s stepper ‘in a room7 F760’. Pure AFX, for the ages.
After playing tunes by everyone and yer gran on tour, Richard D. james ushers the full package of mushy Aphexian rave, including killer, drier version of its pearl ‘Blackbox Life Recorder’
Widely hailed his best work in years, the four tracks match the best of his Analord series at the very least, playing to the crowd with a blend of overproof emosh synth arrangements and uniquely disciplined drum programming that effortlessly tickle your nerve endings. It’s the sound of a master absolutely attuned to his machines, eking out their rarest sensations like an alchemist wizard. Honestly, his ability to express extended melody lines has never been more needed at a time when it feels like we’re dancing in ever decreasing circles.
Aye, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’ is still the one for us, instantly triggering muscle memories of twisting to countless AFX breaks over the years, and feeling our belly flip to his turns of phrase. But the new Parallax Mix is equally strong, dialling up the drums and reshaping the vocal motif in-the-mix to much starker effect, where the succinct ‘zin2 test5’ follows suit, riddled with traces of early ‘90s Drexciya and even a heathered, BoC or Enno Velthuys-like glow to his fluttering, nostalgic synths that also phosphoresces from the rural raver’s stepper ‘in a room7 F760’. Pure AFX, for the ages.
After playing tunes by everyone and yer gran on tour, Richard D. james ushers the full package of mushy Aphexian rave, including killer, drier version of its pearl ‘Blackbox Life Recorder’
Widely hailed his best work in years, the four tracks match the best of his Analord series at the very least, playing to the crowd with a blend of overproof emosh synth arrangements and uniquely disciplined drum programming that effortlessly tickle your nerve endings. It’s the sound of a master absolutely attuned to his machines, eking out their rarest sensations like an alchemist wizard. Honestly, his ability to express extended melody lines has never been more needed at a time when it feels like we’re dancing in ever decreasing circles.
Aye, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’ is still the one for us, instantly triggering muscle memories of twisting to countless AFX breaks over the years, and feeling our belly flip to his turns of phrase. But the new Parallax Mix is equally strong, dialling up the drums and reshaping the vocal motif in-the-mix to much starker effect, where the succinct ‘zin2 test5’ follows suit, riddled with traces of early ‘90s Drexciya and even a heathered, BoC or Enno Velthuys-like glow to his fluttering, nostalgic synths that also phosphoresces from the rural raver’s stepper ‘in a room7 F760’. Pure AFX, for the ages.
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After playing tunes by everyone and yer gran on tour, Richard D. james ushers the full package of mushy Aphexian rave, including killer, drier version of its pearl ‘Blackbox Life Recorder’
Widely hailed his best work in years, the four tracks match the best of his Analord series at the very least, playing to the crowd with a blend of overproof emosh synth arrangements and uniquely disciplined drum programming that effortlessly tickle your nerve endings. It’s the sound of a master absolutely attuned to his machines, eking out their rarest sensations like an alchemist wizard. Honestly, his ability to express extended melody lines has never been more needed at a time when it feels like we’re dancing in ever decreasing circles.
Aye, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’ is still the one for us, instantly triggering muscle memories of twisting to countless AFX breaks over the years, and feeling our belly flip to his turns of phrase. But the new Parallax Mix is equally strong, dialling up the drums and reshaping the vocal motif in-the-mix to much starker effect, where the succinct ‘zin2 test5’ follows suit, riddled with traces of early ‘90s Drexciya and even a heathered, BoC or Enno Velthuys-like glow to his fluttering, nostalgic synths that also phosphoresces from the rural raver’s stepper ‘in a room7 F760’. Pure AFX, for the ages.
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After playing tunes by everyone and yer gran on tour, Richard D. james ushers the full package of mushy Aphexian rave, including killer, drier version of its pearl ‘Blackbox Life Recorder’
Widely hailed his best work in years, the four tracks match the best of his Analord series at the very least, playing to the crowd with a blend of overproof emosh synth arrangements and uniquely disciplined drum programming that effortlessly tickle your nerve endings. It’s the sound of a master absolutely attuned to his machines, eking out their rarest sensations like an alchemist wizard. Honestly, his ability to express extended melody lines has never been more needed at a time when it feels like we’re dancing in ever decreasing circles.
Aye, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’ is still the one for us, instantly triggering muscle memories of twisting to countless AFX breaks over the years, and feeling our belly flip to his turns of phrase. But the new Parallax Mix is equally strong, dialling up the drums and reshaping the vocal motif in-the-mix to much starker effect, where the succinct ‘zin2 test5’ follows suit, riddled with traces of early ‘90s Drexciya and even a heathered, BoC or Enno Velthuys-like glow to his fluttering, nostalgic synths that also phosphoresces from the rural raver’s stepper ‘in a room7 F760’. Pure AFX, for the ages.