Richard Devine is an American electronic musician and sound designer whose … Read Full Bio ↴Richard Devine is an American electronic musician and sound designer whose music, characterized by complex rhythms and heavy use of DSP, gained popularity among IDM fans after remixing Aphex Twin's "Come To Daddy". He has released albums on Warp, Schematic, and Sublight and has done sound design work for Native Instruments and many other companies.
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DBRN MUSIC
this track is awesome, one of the best from ASECT:DSECT
bloodshot557
what a beast!! 😍
smokedpone
No offense should be taken taken. Everyone's entitled to their own opinion. Personally, I feel the lack of emotion in the track is something that works for it. It's machine-like, cold, and rough. Definitely not a sound for everyone. While I'd also take Aphex, or BoC over this, I still find it quite enjoyable on a different level.
chris terpenoid
dope!!
JChills
This is like a cross between Autechre and Vaetxh. So fucking good.
justyrames
i don't think he's being disrespectful, i guess we all here love afx dude, the thing is devine now occupies the place that afx did once, which i believe is amazing, if no one pushed afx legacy further there would be no future for electronic music.
Quakmaor
Don't disrespect the masters.
Grimble Grumble
@XxJesus6969xX
It's okay to let people have other perceptions and opinions, you know that right?
It's not that weird that some would see this as one big mess of noises. You just don't jump into this kind of music over night, this stuff takes time to adapt to. Like it is with, let's say, Black Metal or Jazz (I would like to get into both, but I never managed it). Or even Classical, Orchestral and Opera. Most are just not used to it, and need time to really see how every piece fits in the big puzzle.
I, personally, can't stand post-punk, pop-punk or any kind of punk music. And that's probably because I never gave it a proper listen and really analyzed it. This shit takes time you know. How Marcos Alencar got here without actually having it as an intention to discover this kind of music, I don't know, but he most certainly falls into the category that I described earlier. He just don't see how the pieces fit the puzzle, yet. He probably just looked up Richard after seeing his studio-tour video on futuremusic anyway. But perhaps, one day, he will share our perception of this music. And not look at it as something weird and ugly, but a great big picture of sounds reacting with each other creating unimaginable colours.
niya gentleman
dude i copy pasted some of ur arguments.. is so valid!! peace!!!! thanks for opening general public consciousness.xx
Cross Product
Here's a non-pretentious reason why I like it. I have synesthesia and the visual imagery from this song is extremely stark and intense and intricate and highly enjoyable to watch.