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AFX / Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works Volume II (Expanded Edition) Warp Records CD | LP

Aphex Twin Digeridoo (Expanded Edition) LP

Aphex Twin Peel Session 2 Warp 12"

Aphex Twin Cheetah EP Another class EP from Aphex Twin, who's been very prolific these last couple of years!The Aphex Twin Cheetah EP uses digital sound generation techniques combined with wave sequencing technology to bring you sounds with movement and depth rarely found on records today. Warp 12" | CD

Aphex Twin Windowlicker Repress of Aphex Twin's Windowlicker 12", the single with THAT video! Awesome! Warp 12"

Aphex Twin Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt2 EP We waited over a decade for a new Aphex Twin album and having barely recovered from the mightyness of 'Syro' Richard D James unveils this new thirteen track EP for 2015! Warp 12" | CD

Aphex Twin Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / in a room7 F760 Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / In a Room7 F760 by Aphex Twin will be released on the 28th July via Warp Records. This is the first new music from Aphex Twin in five years. Warp 12" | CD

Aphex Twin Collapse EP Deluxe 12" is first pressing and packaged in 'Procede Heliophore silver foil' sleeve. Both 12"s include a download code. After a decade-plus drought, happily it seems Aphex Twin is back to regular releases, this EP coming only 2 years after Cheetah EP and a flurry of one-offs. An utterly unique, singular vision of what electronic music can be. The Collapse EP is a juicy bag of delights. Extending the flamboyant paths that Aphex Twin has consistently managed to forge through his dizzying career. From the utterly exhilarating T69 collapse to the complete and utterly bonkers, instantaneous and life affirming abundance10edit[2 R8's, FZ20m & a 909] featuring vertigo inducing high hats and sauntering arrangements with some brain scrambling noise thrown in for good measure! 12" | CD

Aphex Twin Classics Long overdue re-issue of Aphex Twin's Classics, originally released 20 years ago!The album consists of the Digeridoo and Xylem Tube EPs combined onto one CD with a handful of other songs. The album contains James' signature acid house sensibilities. It mostly features repetitive tracks performed on analogue synthesizers and drum machines, with some rather harsh-sounding remixes of Mescalinum United's "We Have Arrived". It was released by R&S Records following James' success on Warp Records. The track "Phlange Phace" has the track "AFX 114" from another album "Compilation" in it. R&S Records CD

Aphex Twin Syro Did you see the Aphex blimp flying over London recently? It was the first clue that at long last something Aphex related was on the horizon! Here it is, the return of Aphex Twin, Richard D James' first new album in 13 years! Warp CD | LP

Aphex Twin Richard D. James Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin's 1996 album reissue. Perhaps inspired by the experimental drum'n'bass being created by Squarepusher (a recent signee to his Rephlex label), Richard D. James' third major-label album as Aphex Twin was his first to work with jungle -- though, to his credit, he had released the breakbeat EP Hangable Auto Bulb almost a year earlier. Contemporaries Orbital and Underworld were beginning to incorporate moderate use of drum'n'bass in their work as well, but this album was more extreme than virtually all jungle being made at the time. The beats are jackhammer quick and even more jarring considering what is -- for the most part -- laid over the top: the same fragile, slow-moving melodies that characterized Aphex Twin's earlier ambient works. With all the Aphex Twin's curious idiosyncracies, though, Richard D. James Album is a very listenable record and a worthy follow-up to I Care Because You Do. Warp Records LP

Aphex Twin I Care Because You Do Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin's reissue of I Care Because You Do. Anagrams for tracks titles ('The Waxen Pith', 'Wet Tip Hen Ax', 'Next Heap With' etc.); in-jokes and innuendos; samples of dialogue from ponographic films and other eccentric production nuances fold into distorted hip-hop style beats and tangled drum loops. '.... I Care Because You Do' captures a new era of bracing sonic experimentation (a self portrait on the cover appears to endorse this change), yet maintaining levels of familiar melancholy and aggression in an equal measure 1972 LP

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