Recently, Rephlex has released high-quality digital versions of the complete AFX Analord Series. This is exciting, as I have worn the rest of the Richard D. James catalog right into the ground, and was unable to secure any vinyl copies of this 11-record set at the time(s) they were released. Since I don't see any new Aphex on the horizon (or maybe ever), a proper digital release of this stuff is at least adequate consolation.
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Friday, April 2, 2010
AFX- Analord
Recently, Rephlex has released high-quality digital versions of the complete AFX Analord Series. This is exciting, as I have worn the rest of the Richard D. James catalog right into the ground, and was unable to secure any vinyl copies of this 11-record set at the time(s) they were released. Since I don't see any new Aphex on the horizon (or maybe ever), a proper digital release of this stuff is at least adequate consolation.
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