#digeridoo EP

[disease]

"The Aphex Twin" 🥹

[iamlisteningto]

Aphex Twin’s Digeridoo

[wormsdyke]

everybody say thank you aphex twin’s self described “manic head-rush acid techno” 1991 EP digeridoo we love you aphex twin’s self described “manic head-rush acid techno” 1991 EP digeridoo

[mywifeleftme]

130: The Mask of the Imperial Family // Untitled

Untitled The Mask of the Imperial Family 1981, Mimic (Bandcamp)

The Mask of the Imperial Family/Yasuo Sugibayashi has a small but somewhat tangled discography: two 7” EPs as Yasuo in 1980 and 1982, and between them this 12” which has been variously credited as a self-titled or untitled record by the Mask of the Imperial Family, and on a 2017 reissue as Yasuo Sugibayashi—The Mask of the Imperial Family. (More confusingly still, the reissue is a mix of tracks from the three releases, and as they’re all untitled I don’t know which is which.) This is very minimal early electronic/industrial music. Although the tracks share a gloomy, at times outright sinister ambiance, the recordings cover a lot of ground. Sugibayashi primarily used a Roland System 100m modular synthesizer and an electric guitar, but he also blends in more exotic musical elements from time to time.

The first two tracks are austere bleep-bloop proto-techno that isn’t wildly far off Manuel Gottsching’s E2-E4, with Sugibayashi using his electric guitar as an additional beat element, joined by a decaying synth (or vocal?) line that flaps around in the background like a ghost’s tattered robes. Better still are the middle tracks, which more explicitly take on Eastern sounds. “Untitled 3” is a lurching odd-time beast that incorporates metallic percussion. It probably takes influence from some Japanese form I’m not familiar with, but it puts me in mind of the clangorous rhythms of Indonesian gamelan. The lengthy, comparatively sunny “Untitled 5” features almost folky electric guitar over what sounds like a digeridoo sample amid whirring industrial noise. The reissue closes off with “Untitled 6,” an unsettling, tape-hiss ridden evocation of classical Japanese music and taiko drums that is also strongly reminiscent of a washing machine running with a pair of shoes in it.

The Mask of the Imperial Family’s bold, geometric cover has the kind of iconic design sensibility a forbidden book about like time-travel or human experimentation would have in an ‘80s horror film, so it’s no wonder reissue label Lullabies for Insomniacs makes a point to refer to its “occult” nature. Is that what Sugibayashi was going for? I don’t know. But the album is certainly an evocative, moody listen, and it will hold just about any interpretation your mind feels like mapping onto its impassive azure and black mien.

130/365

[cotdfan]

RECEIVE E.P. March 25, 1998 (Music Mine / ZK Records)

Receive assimilation [full size version] 13:29 Not a God 7:40 (Th' Faith Healers cover)

NARASAKI: vocals, guitar, bass, synth KANNO: drums Kawanaka (Yoshio): bass FJTK (Fujitaka): guitar Sayoko N.: chorus Takashi Sugimura: digeridoo

designed by Tomoyoshi “nana” Nakayama mastered by Yasuji Maeda (bernie grundman Mastering) engineered by Goro Watari [NARASAKI] (Sadesper studio), Kidou Taki (Beatland studio), Nobukazu Uchiyama (Free studio shonan), Kenji Shimoda (Kampo Cultural Center NYC)

scans credit: HAETAE (scans from EP Box Set) photos credit: Justin Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1BwDGxSlwazgujnttMGmXo?si=nTuxL0-wQ62NED84B4w_SA https://open.spotify.com/album/7ddpejKbZMgQHmPhIRDTnR?si=3Qjv8ntcQ-y_XNfldqirkg Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/album/ep-box-set-1991-2007/338539442 mirror: https://cotdfan.wordpress.com/2022/09/10/receive-e-p-march-25-1998/

[jkflesh]

JUSTIN BROADRICK on Polygon Window "Surfing on Sine Waves"

"I bought this upon release on the strength of the Aphex Twin releases Digeridoo and Quoth EP, the latter of which was taken from this album. The release coincidentally synchronized with a holiday I took in Cornwall, where the front cover was shot and where Aphex was residing around that period. This album will forever be tied to Cornwall for me, a place I had holidays as as a kid with my mom and step dad; a magical area of the UK and one of my favorites. Somehow this record captures that magic and is a pioneering electronic music album: sinister, brooding, and banging, but also full of dark British humour. From here on in Warp was a go-to label for me, capturing the essence of the then new UK electronic “dance” music scene in all its non-specific / non-aligned glory."

[kucithedownlo-blog]

Playlist for 8/30/19

Lucy In Disguise-1987-1987 EP

Proux- Just For me- Back By Popular Demand

DJ Mehdi- Signatune( Thomas Bangalter Edit)- Lucky Boy At Night

Les Sins- Sticky- Michael

Etienne De Crecy- Prix choc- Super Discount

Scott Grooves- Mothership Reconnection (Feat Parliament/Funkadelic) (Daft Punk Remix)- Musique, Vol.1

Hot Chip- One Life Stand- One Life Stand

Mr.Oizo- Stade 2- Stade 2

Caribou- Bowls-Swim

Crystal Castles- Concrete- Amnesty(I)

Chromeo- Overdrive- She’s in Control

Aphex Twin- Digeridoo- Classics

Lindstrom- De Javu- Six Cups of Rebels

Etienne De Crecy- Tout doit disparaitre- Super Discount

Proux- Lemniskate- Back By Popular Demand

DJ Mehdi- Leave It Alone- Lucky Boy

Ian Pooley-Ian Pooley “Chord Memory” (Daft Punk Remix)- Musique, Vol.1

Hot Chip- Take It In- One Life Stand

Caribou-Odessa-Swim

Chromeo- Way Too Much- She’s in Control

Crystal Castles- Air War- Crystal Castles

Mr.Oizo- France7- Stade 2

Aphex Twin- Metapharstic- Classics

Lindstrom- Quiet Place to Live- Six Cups of Rebel

Etienne De Crecy- Limewire- Super Discount

Proux- Lovin Me- Back By Popular Demand

DJ Mehdi- I Am Somebody( feat. Chromeo) (Paris Version)- Lucky Boy

C.O.Z.- Over- mau5ville: Level 3

Hot Chip- Separate (Separate EP) - Why Make Sense? (Definitive Edition)

Caribou- Silver- Our Love

Crystal Castles- Crymewave (VERDUGO Remix)- Crymewave (VERDUGO Remix)**

Mr. Oizo- Cheeree- Stade 2

Chromeo- Woman Friend- She’s in Control

Aphex Twin- Cow Cud Is A Twin- ...I Care Because You Do

Lindstrom- Magik- Six Cups of Rebel

[milk-tea-house]

Playlist ,Milk Tea House, January 23 2022

Casino Garden - Too Much Rust - Oliver Oliver Cigarettes For Breakfast - Daylight - Cigarettes For Breakfast Neon Star Sky - Self Control - Self - Control Six Impossible Things - Me - Six Impossible Things Blushing The Fires - The Fires - The Fires Warahenge - Skyscrapers and Oceans - Skyscrapers and Oceans Contrast - Drum Machine - Singularity Midsommar - Spring Moodlighting - Ahead of Myself - Ahead of Myself Pot Valliant - This Heaven Has Bars - Transaudio Glider - Twilight - One Day At A Time Oats - Mad Hatter - Mad Hatter Puce Moment - Misty Days - Venus Tears Lone - Poltergiest - Realise DJ Harrison - Back In The House - Tales From the Old Dominion Chymamusique - Back To Basics - Sax On Fleek Juravlove - Pepa - Pepa Sonderr - Findin' Time - All MY Dreams Mall Grab - Hold Me Close - N/A DS4 - TRP - Gunz EP Alan Fitzpatrick & Bklava - Flashing Lights - Flashing Lights Aphex Twin - Digeridoo - Classics Equinox - Bad Dreams - SWRFR001 DJ Delph - Missed - Y2K20 Two Shell - Home - Home Nanoray - Dokkiri! - Dismissed Compilation Vol. 1 DUB ONE - HOME - AKOB017 Nebula - Reactions - Reactions Equinox - Paralyze Babylon - PM020 Vaporchrome  - Ether - Y2K20 Breakage - Staggered Dub - Staggered Dub/ 4 Me

[electromajiktek]

ついにアップされました。1997年のフル音源です。やっぱり当時から諦めずに待っていた甲斐がありました。正座してれ当時を思い出し聴いてます！ 1997-07-26 - Aphex Twin - Live at Fuji Rock, Mount Fuji, Japan 00:00 Intro (distorted sinclair tape carrier from PEEK 824545201) 01:16 Aphex Twin - Pulsewidth ['Selected Ambient Works 85-92', Apollo, 1992] 07:19 Aphex Twin - Bucephalus Bouncing Ball ['Come To Daddy', Warp, 1997] 12:41 Aphex Twin - Corn Mouth ['Richard D. James Album', Warp, 1996] 16:59 AFX - Laughable Butane Bob ['Hangable Auto Bulb EP', Warp, 1995] 22:17 Aphex Twin - Come To Daddy (Mummy Mix) ['Come To Daddy', Warp, 1997] 26:46 Aphex Twin - Heliosphan ['Selected Ambient Works 85-92', Apollo, 1992] 33:18 Aphex Twin - Inkey$ ['Girl/Boy EP', Wrap, 1996] 36:18 Aphex Twin - Girl/Boy Song ['Richard D. James Album', Warp, 1996] 41:42 Caustic Window - The Garden Of Linmiri ['Joyrex J9 EP', Rephlex, 1993] 48:05 Aphex Twin - Digeridoo ['Digeridoo', R & S, 1992] 53:28 Aphex Twin - Come To Daddy (Pappy Mix) ['Come To Daddy', Warp, 1997] https://www.instagram.com/p/B1uY0d2A4kK/?igshid=1kvlzmcixzhbp

[disease]

APHEX TWIN ISOPROPHLEX (SLOW) [CR7E] [DIGERIDOO EP (EXP.), MAY 2024]

[earinfluxion]

Lakker: Época (R&S)

With their latest full-length collaboration, electronic duo Lakker continue their exciting trajectory away from the dance music culture that perhaps has inspired them but rarely defined them; yet again they’ve proven that making lateral movements into more exciting sonic territory can be its own rich reward. Their latest for R&S may still find them making home with the venerable label that gave Aphex Twin his start in the early 90s, but Epoca moves even further away from the dancefloor. As its title may suggest, Epoca is tinged with Spanish flair, and the duo’s arrangements have begun to include more acoustic instruments as well as their own vocals. Ian McDonnell’s most recent Eomac solo album from last year included his own voice in the form of a primal scream, but Epoca has more hushed and melodic contributions while a highly detailed, sonically rich palette of sounds swirls around them. Opening cut “Shoulder to the Bat” sets Epoca apart immediately with its reverberated vocal and detuned piano strings, a signal to listeners that regardless of how many twists and turns Lakker’s sound has taken over time, this will be something altogether different. The vocals offer a stark contrast to the female vocalisations found on their fine 2015 album Tundra (though collaborator Eileen Carpio still contributes), but their levels in the mix feel in harmony with the rest of the music rather than dominating it. This is a relief for someone like me for whom Lakker’s expert arrangements brim with details and nuance; the vocals are a new cherry buried inside rather than a gesture toward formula.

Época by Lakker

There is perhaps the temptation to perceive Epoca as more accessible than the duo’s industrial atmospheres found on their 2016 maxi-EP Struggle & Emerge, but I find Epoca to be even more beguiling. Its inclusion of plucked piano strings, guitar, violin, and bodhrán nestled within complex rhythmic arrangements and electronics cements their position in a different league from many of their peers. Another refreshing quality of Epoca is actually its brevity: at 37 minutes, it’s a much shorter listen from start to finish than many of the longer sprawls that digital and streaming formats allow artists to explore, unlimited by the contained formats of physical media. In its concision, Epoca feels focused, deliberate, and controlled. In contrast to the hushed tension of tracks like “Shoulder to the Bat,” the duo explore more rhythmic and visceral terrain with tracks like “100 Bar” and “Nest.” The way that tracks flow into each other in sequence recalls the deliberate pacing of Struggle & Emerge, feeling like an almost proper narrative arc. While proper lyrical vocals are only present on a few tracks, the human element permeates Epoca, particularly the hand claps and digeridoo-esque undulations of “Murmuration.” But for all of Epoca’s embrace of acoustic elements, it ends with an electronic bang. “Discourage It All” is built around a rhythmic blast of noise, feedback swirling overhead while vocals fill in the spaces between. It’s the sound of it all falling apart, a rebuke of convention and a lack of resolution. Instead it ends as unpredictably as it started, reaffirming the duo’s strength for keeping listeners on our toes and exploring new ground. Recommended listening.

Buy it: Bandcamp

[spy-in-the-house]

ANDRÉ KRONERT

[ ODD EVEN | A MATTER OF FACT | MOSAIC UK | STOCKHOLM LTD. | FIGURE | BERG AUDIO | EXILE | TALES OF THE MACHINES | NIGHT DRIVE MUSIC, Güstrow / GER ] without the past … there’s no phuture … these alltime top20-faves in no particular order

01 GALAXY 2 GALAXY [MIKE BANKS]: High Tech Jazz [ A-side from "Galaxy To Galaxy" Underground Resistance UR-025 / Submerge US 2x12" | 1993 ] 02 KEN ISHI: Extra _ Luke Slater Remix [ A2-track from "Extra" LABEL R&S Records RS-95064 BEL 12" | 1995 ] 03 JOEY BELTRAM: Caliber [ A1-track from "The Caliber EP" Warp Records ‎WAP-049 UK 12" | 1994 ] 04 ROLAND CASPER: D.One [ A-side from "D.One" Frisbee Tracks ‎FT006 GER 12" | 1998 ] 05 PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS [LUKE SLATER]: Desert Races [ A1-track from "Deep Heet Vol. 4" LABEL Mote-Evolver Mote-050 UK 12" | 2017 ] 06 ROBERT HOOD: Museum [ A2-track from "Minimal Nation" Axis AX-007 US 2x12" | 1994 ] 07 JEFF MILLS: The Bells [ A1-track from "Kat Moda EP" Purpose Maker PM-002 / Axis US 12" | 1997 ] 08 THE VISION [ROBERT HOOD]: Detroit: One Circle [ B1-track from "Spectral Nomad" Metroplex M-025 US 12" | 1996 ] 09 K-HAND: Come On Now Baby [ B1-track from "Feel" Acacia Records ACACIA-101 US 12" | 2008 ] 10 PHUTURE [DJ PIERRE, EARL 'SPANKY' SMITH, HERBERT 'HERB J' JACKSON]: Acid Tracks [ A-side from "Acid Tracks" Trax Records TX-142 US 12" | 1987 ] 11 MODEL 500 [JUAN ATKINS]: Night Drive / Time Space Transmat / No Ufos [ Metroplex ‎M-002 US 12" | 1985 ] 12 AUX 88 [KEITH TUCKER, TOMMY HAMILTON, ]: Direct Drive [ Direct Beat ‎DB4W-013 / 430 West / Submerge US 12" | 1995 ] 13 OCTAVE ONE [BURDEN BROTHERS]: Black Water [ 430 West ‎4w-340 US 12" | 2000 ] 14 DREXCIYA [GERALD DONALD, JAMES STINSON]: You Don't Know [ A2-track from "The Return Of Drexciya" Underground Resistance ‎UR-037 US 12" | 1996 ] 15 APHEX TWIN [RICHARD DAVIS JAMES]: Digeridoo [ R&S Records RS-9201 BEL 12" | 1992 ] 16 DJ RUSH [ISAIAH MAJOR]: Prick Ryder [ B2-track from "Drum Major E.P." Force Inc. Music Works ‎FIM-097 GER 12" | 1995 ] 17 EDDIE "FLASHIN'" FOWLKES: My Soul [ A1-track from "Technosoul" Tresor Tresor-008 GER 2x12" | 1993 ] 18 THE MARTIAN [MIKE BANKS]: Sex In Zero Gravity [ Red Planet rp-3 / Underground Resistance / Submerge US 12" | 1993 ] 19 BLAKE BAXTER: Our Luv [ D1-track from "The H-Factor" Disko B db-055 GER 2x12" | 1997 ] 20 THE ORBITAL [PAUL & PHIL HARTNOLL]: The Box [ C-side from "In Sides" Internal TRULP-010 UK 3x12" | 1996 ] Pics via ODD EVEN by Staggat/ Becker/ Burg bookmarks: FACEBBOOK  ll  ODD EVEN  ll  MATTER OF FACT  ll  INSTAGRAM SOUNDCLOUD  ll  SOUNDCLOUD OE  ll  RECLAIM YOUR CITY  ll  RA SPYINTHEHOUSE_podcast  ll   BANDCAMP  ll  YOUTUBE

[eildotcom]

THE APHEX TWIN Digeridoo. 2006 Belgian issue of the 1992 4-track 12" EP from the warped imagination of Richard James, also featuring Flap Head, Phloam & Isoprophlex, picture sleeve. The cover shows minimal wear [light spot of lift to the gloss from sticker removal] & the vinyl is Excellent with little sign of play. APH12DI669207 available from http://eil.com #eildotcom #eil #records #vinyl #rarerecords #rarelps #ep #dance #trance #ambient #aphextwin

[disease]

brother's birthday today. self & other brother both ordered him Digeridoo EP R/R... 🤧

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APHEX TWIN // FLAP HEAD [CR7E] [DIGERIDOO EP (EXP.), MAY 2024]

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