Autechre - Oversteps

NME“An imaginative offering from these pioneers of electronica...” True, Warp & Aphex’s age of electro may have passed, and some tricks here that were once jarring now seem familiar, but their prickly oeuvre of tantalising possibility still feeds the imagination...

Guardian“You don't need a PhD to appreciate a glittery melody...” Autechre's 10th album sees them reign in the wilful complexity that's characterised their output in the last decade...

The Times“Growling bass, intergalactic funk and chiming melodies...” When the aliens do make contact the one thing that we’ll all have in common will be Autechre...

Pitchfork“Almost organic...” Focusing on creating tension and release within their compositions, they're still incorporating new designs, not merely repackaging the previous products...

MusicOMH“Depersonalising, disturbing, yet somehow right...” When even the track titles are difficult and unclear it is evident that one is dealing with a band that demands dues are paid. If you choose to do so, the time and effort spent may well ultimately pay off...

Drowned In Sound“Arguably their best album to date...” Diehard fans needn’t worry that Autechre have diluted themselves in that respect, for Oversteps is still a challenging listen, and one which reveals endless layers of new detail with each spin. But it’s also their most instantly rewarding...

Dusted Magazine“Autechre still excel when they zoom in on the percussive...” Oversteps can trudge a bit – there’s a ponderousness to some of the cuts that’s borne of that most un-Autechreish of values, predictability. It takes a while for the exhilaration to kick in, but when it does, it’s worth the wait...

The Telegraph“Not yet reviewed”

The Independent“Not yet reviewed”

allmusic“Not yet reviewed”