Autechre - Montreal video free download

marzipin

feeling very 90's sneaky spy with this

Stefan Kozma

years ago, I picked up an autechre cd. good choice past self

grannylauncher

doesn't get much better than this, seriously it does not, by a country mile...20yrs now, nobody is getting even close...

Anarchist Tomato

im from montreal weehooo

Terence Reale

Autechre

exactspace

Compare this with the track DJarum off of Anti EP

so-what

ffs of course this is Techno.its got a heavy kick & acid lead.only dipsticks try & be clever renaming genres in the hope it makes them sound good.I've heard a lot of intrepatations of electronic music since bending my ears to Kraftwerk.Its all techno ! Its all stemmed from Techno in some shape or form.

Jon Wavy

This been remixed/sampled somewhere? I know that noise so familiarly but in a different pitch

Victoria Higginson

sooo gooood

witheguru

Stop fuking this song with that tags, this music for us, not for the masses.

Lawrence Burton

See earlier comment - the Headmen and Nagamatzu (esp. Shatter Days (1983)), some Attrition I suppose, v. early Chris & Cosey (Trance & Elemental 7 albums).

sean ryder

could you point me in the direction of some of this stuff please?

Kaison Williams

*ba dum tss*

David A. Lucas

This is a piece I came back to listen to again. At first I thought it was great background music while I checked out other things. Now I find myself listening closely. Fun stuff !!! DAL

Chris Tranter

Autechre -- Montreal <3 #electronica #autechre #music #musictodieto 

Scott Bellew

Thanks for your response Lawrence! I missed out on that whole scene in the mid to late 80's. I went from whatever was on the radio to hearing autechre, aphex twin, squarepusher, and the like all at once back in 96-97? Still listening still loving! So much music out there to hear so I do appreciate your recommendations. Especially origins and influences that slipped through the cracks. Take care!

Lawrence Burton

I think I was mainly thinking of tapes by The Headmen - not sure what happened to the guy and unfortunately my Headmen tape is in a box on a different continent at present. It does also remind me of early Nagamatzu / Andrew Lagowski - pardon the testy tone of earlier - just dislike the 'since sliced bread' aspect of musical styles being largely ignored until someone half my age adds some stupid label then tells me they discovered it. Definitely check out Nagamatzu though.

Scott Bellew

Just now seeing this. Ignore my previous inquiry :) Thanks again! Will check them out.

Scott Bellew

Hey Lawrence! So what were the tapes that you listened to that had this sound? I'd love to check them out! Thanks for sharing :)

Chameleonardodavinci

Hoverboarding through a neo-tokyian atlantis dystopia