Warp Records

Polygon Window: Surfing on Sine Waves [3 Vinyl LP]

Autechre continue their chronological series of LP reissues with the albums Untilted (2005) and Quaristice (2008). Neither of these albums have been repressed since their original release and have been widely unavailable for over 15 years. Demand in the interim has ensured high resale prices among fans wanting to hear this music on vinyl. These reissues come at a particularly active time for Autechre as they prepare to embark on their most extensive live tour to date, including an entirely sold out run of 25 shows in 29 days through US, Canada and Mexico in October, as well as tours in EU (August) and UK (November). Autechre most recently released new music in November 2024 with the ongoing project AE_2022–. Other LP Reissues available: Incunabula (1993), Amber (1994), Tri Repetae (1995), Chiastic Slide (1997), LP5 (1998), Confield (2001), Draft 7.30 (2003).

Autechre continue their chronological series of LP reissues with the albums Untilted (2005) and Quaristice (2008). Neither of these albums have been repressed since their original release and have been widely unavailable for over 15 years. Demand in the interim has ensured high resale prices among fans wanting to hear this music on vinyl. These reissues come at a particularly active time for Autechre as they prepare to embark on their most extensive live tour to date, including an entirely sold out run of 25 shows in 29 days through US, Canada and Mexico in October, as well as tours in EU (August) and UK (November). Autechre most recently released new music in November 2024 with the ongoing project AE_2022–. Other LP Reissues available: Incunabula (1993), Amber (1994), Tri Repetae (1995), Chiastic Slide (1997), LP5 (1998), Confield (2001), Draft 7.30 (2003).

Originally self-released under the artist name ‘Stereotype’ in 1994, an hour of raw, dancefloor focused early Squarepusher productions, fuelled by pirate radio and rave, remastered from the original tapes and recut as 2 x LPs. A companion of sorts to the debut Squarepusher album Feed Me Weird Things, which was recorded around the same time before emerging on Rephlex Records in 1996.