POLLwn(1) -- POLL=0 -- POLLversteps -- Autechre :: Oversteps :: LP10

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Elvis is all sho qub

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/steve-lehman-the-people-i-love/

Elsewhere, Taborn reimagines some of the sound of the saxophonist’s past groups—most memorably in his work on a tune like “Beyond All Limits,” where his vaulting intervals stand in for some of the more thickly orchestrated material from Lehman’s octet. And he also knows when to pull back, as on “qPlay,” the Autechre cover. After establishing some of the harmony from the original track, the pianist hangs in the background, allowing the song to become a feature for Brewer and Reid, who jointly adapt Autechre’s unpredictably pulsing electronic sound for jazz-quartet context.

d-sho qub would’ve been my vote

kinda think this is the jazziest autechre record

good lord, known(1) is my least favorite track on this. d-sho would have been mine too, so alas, we could have had a tie.

side note - I kinda wish we could vote on these again... I feel the Autechre fanbase present on ILM has grown considerably over the years.

look everyone put on a few kilos over lockdown, there's no need to get personal about it

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I love jazzy Autechre. EP7 and Incunabula are also pretty jazzy in places

d-sho qub only getting one vote is indeed weird.

that is weird, but hardly anyone voted in this poll.

Looks like I voted for yuop, which I still think is the correct choice.

4. "pt2ph8" 4:10 0

actually maybe this would've been my vote, it merges beautifully

think this is my second fav autechre record