Drukqs - Aphex Twin Reviews

Aphex Twin is not really an artist that I have paid a lot of attention to. I saw one of his videos a few years ago which I found quite uncomfortable viewing, so I think I have probably steered away from his material without really knowing it. However, one of my friends always seems to be listening to music that ...  Read the complete review

was looking through some records in the 'other' genre and found aphex twin's (aka Richard D. James ) album "drukqs" on vinyl. Got home, got the headphones on and cracked up the volume. wow. The album is pretty sparse when it comes to proper tunes but when one comes on youll know all about it. The shear speed of the ...  Read the complete review

Here goes, the most epic review you?ve ever seen, of the most odd CD in my collection. It's actually a double CD, containing a total of 30 tracks, and this review aims to cover every single one of them. The album is "drukqs" by none other than intelligent techno artist Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin. So where do we start? ...  Read the complete review

It is important to be aware that Aphex Twin's work is not accessible, nor is it designed to be. In order to fully appreciate any of Richard James' work there is a fair amount of listener participation required. This album is not easy listening and is quite certainly not melodic in the traditional sense. It is, on the other hand, a ...  Read the complete review

Are you bored of the tripe that clogs up our radio stations? Tired of crappy dance acts like Ian Van Dahl and So Solid Crew? Disillusioned by music altogether? Then the chances are you are growing up. Which can only be a bad thing. First comes growing up, then comes growing old, and then there you are dying your hair a lovely shade of ...  Read the complete review