Confield
by Autechre
- Type: Album
- Released: 30 April 2001
- Label: Warp
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 1:01:59
- Community rating: 4.33/5 from 17 ratings
Artists on this release: Sean Booth, Rob Brown
Album Notes & Community Reviews
'Confield' marks a significant shift in Autechre's sound, largely abandoning earlier ambient warmth for a more abstract, experimental, and chaotic direction. This evolution was notably driven by the duo's first major use of generative software such as Max, which they used to create complex, algorithmically-derived rhythmic patterns and fractured sonic textures. The album was met with acclaim for its high production value and thought-provoking nature, though its dense and often abrasive sound was also described as robotic and unapproachable.
Genres
Descriptors: glitchy, experimental, rhythmic, minimal, dissonant, electronic, avant-garde
Tracklist
- VI Scose Poise (6:56)
- Cfern (6:41)
- Pen Expers (7:08)
- Sim Gishel (7:14)
- Parhelic Triangle (6:03)
- Bine (4:41)
- Eidetic Casein (6:12)
- Uviol (8:35)
- Lentic Catachresis (8:29)
Credits
- Rob Brown - producer, writer
- Sean Booth - producer, writer
- The Designers Republic - design
- Frank Arkwright - mastering
- Autechre - Primary Artist