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(According to information on different discographies links to which I found on the Wikipedia page of Gescom, I can confirm that Gescom 2 is actually the "C & D" EP, and so I deleted the Gescom 2 point and wrote that Gescom 2 is just another name for C & D.)
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*''Gescom E.P.'' (1994)
*''Gescom E.P.'' (1994)
**Written by Sean Booth, Rob Brown, Rob Hall, Darrell Fitton and Daniel 72.[https://www.discogs.com/release/195-Gescom-Gescom-EP]
**Written by Sean Booth, Rob Brown, Rob Hall, Darrell Fitton and Daniel 72.[https://www.discogs.com/release/195-Gescom-Gescom-EP]
*''Gescom 2'' (1994) <!-- is this real?? -->
*''C & D'' (1995) (also known as Gescom 2)<!--https://www.discogs.com/master/18522-Gescom-C-D-->
*''C & D'' (1995)<!--https://www.discogs.com/master/18522-Gescom-C-D-->
**Written by Rob Brown, Sean Booth, and Andy Maddocks.[https://www.discogs.com/release/1927-Gescom-C-D]
**Written by Rob Brown, Sean Booth, and Andy Maddocks.[https://www.discogs.com/release/1927-Gescom-C-D]
*''The Sounds of Machines Our Parents Used'' (1995)
*''The Sounds of Machines Our Parents Used'' (1995)

Revision as of 18:38, 22 February 2024

Gescom is a musical collective that is associated with Autechre. The earliest mention of the group was under the thanks credits for Incunabula. During their 2013 AMA, Rob mentioned that Gescom is a separate project from work as Autechre.[1] Sean confirms that at least 15-20 people have been part of the group, including him and Rob.[2] Sean also mentions that it means other people can release material without their involvement.[3]

Discography [4]

Album

  • Minidisc (1998)
    • Written by Sean Booth, Rob Brown and Russell Haswell.[5]
  • A1-D1 (2007)

EPs / Singles

  • Gescom E.P. (1994)
    • Written by Sean Booth, Rob Brown, Rob Hall, Darrell Fitton and Daniel 72.[6]
  • C & D (1995) (also known as Gescom 2)
    • Written by Rob Brown, Sean Booth, and Andy Maddocks.[7]
  • The Sounds of Machines Our Parents Used (1995)
  • Key Nell (1995)
  • Motor (1996)
  • Keynell (Autechre remixes) (1996)
  • Ad Vanz Vs Gescom / Foehn - Split Series #2 (1998)
    • Written by Rob Brown and Rob Hall.[8]
  • This (1998)
  • That (1998)
  • ISS:SA (2003)
  • Skull Snap (2011)

DJ Mixes

  • Disengage (1994-1996)
  • AMKS_1 (2021)

Rarities [9]

  • Bronchusix
  • Snorkel
    • Copyrighted 1994, written by Sean Booth and Rob Brown.[10]
  • Tony LeMesmer
  • Sklf2
  • Two Of
  • PeelXYZ Dub
  • Stoop
  • Leritue (Gibber Mix)
    • Written by Sean Booth and Rob Brown. [11]
  • Untitled (Mask 400)
  • Around Absolute Zero
  • 9Û5©03^.¶·5K70¸12i--) ..1`2`|||
  • PN-1.3.15
  • YXJ440M
  • Horizon[12]
    • 2004 track written on the BBC BASIC language, originally for rand()%.[13]
    • It was supposed to be aired as part of the Composing with Process radio series for RWM in 2010, but was mistakenly credited as a solo piece by Sean.[14] Subsequently, it was replaced with a piece by Ryoji Ikeda.[15]
  • Hanalgig

Remixes

  • Push Button Objects - Non-Existant (Keyed In By Gescom)
  • Man Parrish - Boogie Down Bronx (Remix)
  • Hecker - Itiso161/ae (Remix - Gescom)
  • Passarani - Phonok (Vacuum Party Mix)
  • Kid Acne - Eddy Fresh (Gescom Remix)
  • Kid Acne - Eddy Fresh (Gescom Dub Mix)

Collaborations

  • Mira Calix – Ilanga (Production Assisted by Gescom[16] )
  • LSD Dream Emulator (Art Credited to Gescom and Sean Booth[17] )
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