That’s a massive album. One of my all-time fave metal albums.
This even beats The Model for me.
Visions of Ralph turning steps of the sequencer on and off for days on end…
I don’t know any of those names. Looks like I’ve got some exploring to do!
Enjoy!
You beauty, thank you!
Completely hooked on this:
Sunny day in the UK for a change so I’ve been listening to :
Here is the bandcamp link, for those who prefer this 
Really enjoy this album as well
And from
I found
Two discs that sound as beautiful as they look ^^
Wish I had discovered this sooner, when LPs were still in stock!
I often wonder why vinyl means “arrive after the party” …
After availability, it is by chance reissue or risk of delusional prices.
Try buying Drukqs or the Hotline Miami soundtrack for a good laugh.
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I just can’t get it why Warp reissued all AFX vinyls but Drukqs, btw.
OK, just to stay on topic, I’ll get a listen of these two albums right now!
It’s one of my favorite youtube channels, always good stuff,
on this track it’s really big load of energy, what a killing.
Just hard to find who did that, the kind of weird feeling that Jeff Mills
conducts an orchestra or Richard James, Ceephax, Paradinas and I don’t know who
would hold an instrument.
i’m lucky enough to know who made that track.
but i’m not gonna say…
but your description is accurate.
haven’t heard that uziq collection, will give it a go, sometimes his abrasive stuff just doesn’t hit me at the right moments.
slag boom van loon is still my fave electronic album of all time.
Heard this in a posh homeware shop in Wakefield the other day. Tune.
There are posh homeware shops in Wakefield? (I have to admit, I only ever go to Wah Wah when I’m there)
I know. I didn’t believe it until I saw it for myself. Redbrick Mill, technically Batley but still. Nice place though.
I used to work in Wakefield. Trained as a teacher in East Moor. I have a lot of affection for the place on many levels.
It’s somehow both utterly bizarre and entirely understandable that The Haxan Cloak originated in Wakey.