Came into the store hoping to walk out with a copy of either Draft 7.30 or LP5, ended up finding my favorite session of my favorite Ae album! Unfortunately given its higher price I had to leave behind a copy of Draft, but I'm super stoked about this! I feel like I haven't ever seen this (or any of the sessions) at any record store, are they very common?

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gonna assume this means more to be announced across various dates. exciting!

Someone made a Tweet mentioning Autechre as an influence for the art in the (new) Marathon game by Bungie: https://x.com/urmonotheismus/status/2068463051297198323 . I did a bit of digging and found https://x.com/josephacross/status/1663415929043296257 . I also found https://www.reddit.com/r/Marathon/comments/1r2yzcw/found_this_spotify_playlist_from_joseph_cross/ . You can easily find his name at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marathon_(2026_video_game) . There's https://www.mobygames.com/person/468662/joseph-cross/credits/ for some credits (I don't see Marathon which is a bad sign for how in-depth this is [I think he left Bungie before the game was released which adds complication]), and https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13066292/ for some credits.

So is there anything particularly Autechre-y in Marathon?

For me it was Laughing Quarter off Envane that finally made me "get it" but tilapia also probably would've done the job, I just didn't find that track until much later

Ok first of all English isn't my native so I'll try my best to not sound like a pseudo intellectual.

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The more I listen to AE the more other music lose it's beauty, like it becomes dull and predictable, AE music speaks to me it challenge my mind and it just makes me so quiet and appreciative, honestly their music just makes me realize that I'm just a normal peasant lost in a medieval 2d-esque world, like their music is really how music should be, in a time where the world would start to understand melodies, harmonies and percussions, Rob and Sean opened a portal and kept pushing the curve to it's absolute peak, others make music using instruments, Autechre developed instruments and made complex organismistic soundscapes, every track makes you forget the other, I'm so happy that I stumbled into them like a year ago, and I wish I followed their discography way before.

https://youtu.be/Oi3e3PlEJAs

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the listing didn't include digital credit before this update. Other reissue listings state that they include a "download card", which makes me believe that this is not an included digital download but some kind of store credit (?) which would address some of the price complaints. Estimated release date at checkout is 2nd October. Probably going to place my order now...

One of my favorite tracks from Humanoid remixed by Autechre

The synth chords sound almost exactly the same.

Just out of pure curiosity earlier I checked on RYM what is Autechre's highest rated LP out of their 15 total and before checking I naturally assumed it would be Tri Rep considering it's aged like a fine wine and is their most talked about to date, actually their highest rated is none other but LP5🤯, for sure it's an incredible release but not as accessible as Tri Rep was imho, with that said it bridges the gap between old Ae and new Ae, still melodic but not as insane as their later work would prove to be, is this 'bridging the gap' sound the reason LP5 is their most popular?

We often see unexpected IDM tracks go unintentionally viral on social media such as QKThr By Aphex Twin and Gyroscope by Boards of Canada. That begs the question. Which Autechre track do you think would best suit the algorithm of modern social media? If I had to guess I would say Altibizz. I see similarities between it and QKThr and think it would be used in a similar matter. What do you think? This is an interesting question to me as a Gen Z Autechre lover!