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Autechre's roots in b-boy culture are mentioned with some frequency, but the group's latest transmission gives us reason to reflect on the fact. Seeing Autechre's career through the lens of breaks—as an extension of the duo's early pause tapes—is bound to be an oversimplification, especially when we're dealing with a body of work that's so complex on the surface. And yet, it's a point of view that seems to explain the relative consistency inaugurated by 200...

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