Aphex Twin - Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / in a room7 F760Blackbox Life Recorder 21f in a room7 F760 by Aphex Twin is released via Warp Records. This is the first new music from Aphex Twin in five years. Vinyl in printed inner sleeve packed inside 6 panel fold out anamorphic diorama, plus download code, packed in resealable bag.

Elsewhere there are the gorgeous harmonies of the grown up country lament "Good Enough"

Cluster and Eno display the forming of a sound which would come to characterise the electronic fringes for decades to come whilst retaining a tacit link to the past which Eno explains in the sleeve notes as being "a sort of European alternative to the African route that most other pop music had taken"

Avant garde and not terribly accessible

Born from the heartbreak of how the worldwide pandemic has changed the industry we were thriving within

It really is a lost masterpiece

Intended to capture their explosive and hugely popular live set in the studio

captures the mundaneness and yearning that isolation creates

Mudhoney (vocalist Mark Arm

resonant indie rock sensibility

Maybe plants instead

Available on limited blue vinyl and limited Dinked Edition

I Don’t Care