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Autechre released a new album, SIGN, just a couple weeks ago. It was the beloved English electronic duo's first "proper" album in seven years. They've wasted no time on a follow-up. Today, they're back with another whole new full-length album called PLUS, which features nine new tracks, and judging by the similar album artwork and…

Autechre's music frequently sounds like it is spontaneously generating itself, as though the machines have been left alone and are making sounds for their own entertainment. But in fact, to hear the two men who are Autechre -- Sean Booth and Rob Brown -- explain it, their inhuman-sounding tracks are in fact the result of…

Avant-R&B artist Kelela is known for her ability to sing over futuristic, experimental beats. And on her new hour-long AQUAPHORIA mix, that's exactly what she does. Released as part of WXAXRXP, a three-day broadcast on NTS Radio celebrating the 30th anniversary of Warp Records, AQUAPHORIA finds Kelela adding new vocals over tracks from ...

I came to Autechre through Nine Inch Nails. In 1992, Trent Reznor and his manager John Malm formed Nothing Records to release the Broken EP while they extricated NIN from their contract with TVT. Once Reznor signed with Interscope, Nothing became a real label, releasing all of Nine Inch Nails' music until 2004, the Natural…