AutechreEP7

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Electronic

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Tracklist

Untitled 6:43
(silence) 3:04
Rpeg 6:00
Ccec 4:59
Squeller 4:37
Left Blank 6:40
Outpt 7:12
Dropp 3:16
Liccflii 4:57
Maphive 6.1 8:18
Zeiss Contarex 6:33
Netlon Sentinel 4:06
Pir 3:31

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    Version Details Data Quality
    Cover of EP7, 1999-06-07, CD EP7
    CD, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7cd UK 1999 UK1999
    Cover of EP7, 1999-06-07, CD EP7
    CD, EP
    Nothing Records – INTD-90999 US 1999 US1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of EP7.1, 1999-06-07, Vinyl EP7.1
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7.1 UK 1999 UK1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Ep7, 1999-06-07, CD Ep7
    CD, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7 1999 1999
    Cover of EP7.1, 1999, Vinyl EP7.1
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, White Label, Promo
    Warp Records – wapep7.1 UK 1999 UK1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of EP7, 1999, Vinyl EP7
    2×33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Promo, 12"
    Warp Records – wapep7.2 UK 1999 UK1999
    Cover of EP7, 1999, CD EP7
    CD, EP, Promo
    Warp Records – wapep7cd UK 1999 UK1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of EP7, 1999-06-19, CD EP7
    CD, EP, Limited Edition
    SMEJ Associated Records – AICT 84 Japan 1999 Japan1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of EP7, 1999, CDr EP7
    CDr, EP, Promo
    Nothing Records – none US 1999 US1999
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7, 1999-06-07, CD EP7
    CD, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7cd UK 1999 UK1999
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7, 1999, CD EP7
    CD, EP, Promo
    Warp Records – WAPEP7 1999 1999
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7, 1999-06-07, CD EP7
    CD, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7cd UK 1999 UK1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of EP7, 1999-06-07, CD EP7
    CD, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7cd UK 1999 UK1999
    Cover of EP7.2, 1999-06-07, Vinyl EP7.2
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7.2 UK 1999 UK1999
    Cover of Ep7, 1999, CD Ep7
    CD, EP
    Warp Records – WAPEP7 1999 1999
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7, 1999, CD EP7
    CD, EP
    SMEJ Associated Records – AICT 84 Japan 1999 Japan1999
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7, 1999, CD EP7
    CD, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7cd UK 1999 UK1999
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7.1, 1999-06-07, Vinyl EP7.1
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP
    Warp Records – wapep7.1 UK 1999 UK1999
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7.2, 2001, Vinyl EP7.2
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Repress
    Warp Records – wapep7.2 UK 2001 UK2001
    Recently Edited
    Cover of EP7, , CD EP7
    CD, EP, Reissue
    Nothing Records – NTH90999 US US
    Recently Edited
    EP7
    11×File, AAC, EP, 256 kbps
    Warp Records – none UK UK
    Cover of EP7, , File EP7
    11×File, FLAC, EP
    Warp Records – WAPEP7 UK UK
    New Submission
    Cover of EP7, , CD EP7
    CD, EP, Reissue
    Nothing Records – NTH90999 US US
    New Submission

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    Reviews

    • nord_idm's avatar
      nord_idm

      referencing EP7 (CD, EP) wapep7cd

      Ah yes, an EP that lasts 1h10m, very EP.

      Word word word word
      • Veryinterested's avatar
        Veryinterested
        Interesting as a transitioning piece from lp5 to more abstract confield. Incredible stuff. Left Blank At max volume!!!
        • plaidzebra's avatar
          plaidzebra
          Edited 2 months ago

          referencing EP7 (CD, EP) wapep7cd

          The beginning of the end for Ae, more duds than good. Still, a few classics like Maphive6.1. But soon, up their own asses they go with the boring Gantz Graf and Confield.

          edit I was wrong about this record. It's an excellent follow up to LP5. I'm not wrong about the work that followed this album. I don't know what mood I was in when I listened, but a follow up listen made me realize my error.
          • giacomov's avatar
            giacomov
            Edited one year ago
            I have a slightly different version of the EMI pressing, based on the runouts:

            a-side: WAPEP (E/P) 7-02 (WAPE 7-1) C-1-1- 1
            b-side: WAPEP 7-02 (WAPE 7-1) D-1-1- 1 FA

            Everything between brackets is x-ed out, the E/P x-ed out seems like a P and E morphed into one letter. The FA is hand etched.
            • giacomov's avatar
              giacomov
              Edited one year ago
              Mine is a slightest different version I guess.

              The ‘lines’ on the labels are correct. 1 line on a-side, 2 lines on b-side.

              Runouts are slightly different too:

              a-side: WAPEP7-01 (WAPEP7-01) A-1-1- 1
              b-side: WAPEP7-01 (WAPEP7-01) B-1-1- 1

              Everything between brackets is x-ed out
              • Phonomat's avatar
                Phonomat

                referencing EP7 (CD, EP) wapep7cd

                Reading these comments/reviews, it's interesting how many people insist on this being an album, when it is actually an (albeit long) EP. Let's just take it from the horse's mouth (the creators as well as the freaking title), shall we? That they regularly crank out EP's that are longer than some actual albums is just part of the fun, innit? No need to color it anything else really.
                • ryanstratton's avatar
                  ryanstratton
                  Just pulled this baby out and ran through he degritter and wow it sounds even better than I . this is Autechre running at peak performance in my humble opinion. I think they peaked with LP5 and this EP7 was right up there too.

                  • wildblunthickok's avatar
                    wildblunthickok

                    referencing EP7 (CD, EP) wapep7cd

                    Fun fact: with the silent gap for the hidden tracks removed EP7 is actually 3 minutes longer than LP5 (67 minutes vs 64 minutes).
                    • 6rx's avatar
                      6rx
                      Edited 5 years ago
                      EP7 is better heard as EP7.1 and EP7.2 and not as a whole. I prefer 7.2 as it seems to hint more towards Confield than their earlier stuff. EP7.2 would be almost perfect if it weren't for Maphive 6.1. This is more of a personal thing though...the decision to keep ringing that "bell" tone around 2.30 minutes on completely ruins the track for me...I simply delete that track and it feels like a solid EP...again, a personal thing. Overall, this is two decent EP's though, very nice.
                      • Veryinterested's avatar
                        Veryinterested
                        Edited 8 years ago

                        referencing EP7 (CD, EP) wapep7cd

                        Probably one of the best new-era autechre album in the way that it successfully manages to mesh complicated beat patterns with poignant noise melodies to create superb atmospheres.

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