Aphex Twin - I Care Because You Do (Black Vinyl)

Aphex Twin - I Care Because You Do (Black Vinyl)Veering from his previous acid house, ambient and general techno undertakings, James builds compositions out of lengthy and intricate drum machine loops, elaborately layered analog synths and intermittent string pieces. The final product comes off like a Replicant dance party. Never one to take his art too seriously, James infuses I Care Because You Do with in jokes and innuendos. "Ventolin," named after an asthma medicine, is one of the harshest

and played keyboards on two tracks

and visual artist Viz Wel--moving into a maze of a house in Brooklyn together was the transition that created the album they had been writing their whole lives

Pom Pom Squad’s sophomore LP

is one of the harshest tracks on the album and features a high-pitch frequency that mimics symptoms of tinnitus

with critic Fred Thomas calling it "an impossibly rare instance of unabashedly twee songs that transcend self-consciousness and overstated humility to connect with visceral emotional currents" that "is astonishingly complete

getting the attention of Drag City records

" It's no less exhausting

distorted breakbeats of ‘50/50’ –inspired by the murky quality of YouTube mp3 rips –as well as the sparkling synth eruptions of ‘Concrete Over Water’

The Stones Throw reissue of Ruff Draft from 2008 featured remixes of the songs from the album

Massive Attack) and as with their previous album

It is a type of gentle yet deeply powerful songwriting for fans of artists like Jason Molina

It is Yo La Tengo "Unplugged" working out on a handful of original's and a number of obscure would-be hits like The Kinks "Oklahoma U