As far as album art describes the enclosed music the most adaquately goes,
I would have to say Autechre have had the best art, behind them comes
Aphex(mostly the later covers, I'll never be able to see his visage again
without being assualted by LSD memories), BoC, Phonem's(Hydro Electric at
least) and Amon Tobins.
Go buy Phonem's Hydro Electric.!!!
On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Anig Browl wrote:
quoted 29 lines From: Adam Piontek <apiontek@yahoo.com>
> From: Adam Piontek <apiontek@yahoo.com>
>
> > Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed a recent
> > increase of albums where the album art seems to
> > accurately visually reflect the "sound" of the music
> > contained within, in one way or another?
>
> That's the ideal of good design. There was quite an interesting article in
> Sound on Sound last year about that, though it obviously had a bit of a
> mainstream slant. Search on 'sleeve design' or something at
> www.sound-on-sound.com.
>
> Now I want to look at (as well as listen to) all those albums you mentioned,
> my IDM collection is pretty small. The first thing I ever got was 'Ciccli
> Suite' from Ae which fits your theory perfectly :-)
>
> Anig Browl
>
>
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