Autechre's sixth album, a landmark step in their discography as a move away from the ambient techno of their past and towards the glitch and experimental.

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Album · 2001 · 9 Songs.

Confield: Autechre and broken beat music at the highest level. You have never heard anything like this before. It's like letting a computer loose to make beats. It's been said that Confield is an album to respect but not enjoy. I think anyone who is open enough will love it. It leads you everywhere and nowhere at the same time. An album I personally could never get bored of listening to. Reply Notify me 4 Helpful.

Autechre albums, like Stanley Kubrick films, are the substance of critics' nightmares. For all of his artistry, Kubrick occasionally dropped. So imagine my anxiety when I discovered I had only a week to come to terms with Autechre's new long-player, Confield. The group's oeuvre includes equal measures of visionary genius and uninspired tripe.

Despite the dozens of experimental electronics producers constantly nipping at their heels, Autechre remained at the forefront of academic sound processing with a highly awaited sixth full album. Whether pushing the next new thing in 2001 is enough to keep listeners coming back to this LP years later is a much different question, and the assault of non-rhythmic beats sprayed all over Confield is enough to keep most from even trying. Opener "VI Scose Poise" is a ing-modulator production that reveals only a few of Autechre's excellent minor-key melodies, while.

Confield is the sixth album by British electronic music duo Autechre, released 30 April 2001 by Warp Records

Listen free to Autechre – Confield (VI Scose Poise, Cfern and more). With Confield, Sean Booth and Rob Brown largely abandoned the warm ambient sounds of their earlier works such as Amber and Tri Repetae in favour of the more chaotic feel that they had been pursuing with LP5, EP7, and Peel Session. According to Booth, "Most of Confield came out of experiments with Max that weren't really applicable in a club environment.

The sound on the album can not be easily classified is for two reasons. The first is that each track makes a different statement about Autechre's music, and does so in different ways. The second is that the sound, at all times, remains incredibly abstract, though occasionally presents itself as more rational to help integrate the listener into Confield's complex, alien sound

i honestly don't even know what to say about this. confield is arguably autechre at their most cold and "emotional" sounding, and it is pulled off flawlessly. there isn't a second of non-essential content on here (well, maybe except for Eidetic Casein, but even that obviously isn't a truly "bad" track. this was the album that made me truly. realize i would grow to love autechre, and i honestly never get tired of it. i could spend several paragraphs gushing about each track,.