List of Rarities

This page is a collection of all original tracks by Autechre which were released as part of another series. Japanese bonus tracks are on their respective album page. List partially sourced from here.

For remixes, refer to List of Remixes.

Released

Crystel

• from Artificial Intelligence, 1992

The Egg

• from Artificial Intelligence, 1992

Lanx 3

• from Volume Eight, 1993

Chatter

• from Artificial Intelligence II, 1994

Nonima

• from Mind the Gap Volume 5, 1995

Silversub

• from FMCD January 1995, 1995
• Is an alternate mix of Silverside.

P.I.O.B (Mix Two)

• from Fall/ Drome/Autechre - Untitled, 1996
• Is an alternate mix of PIOBmx19.

Carni

• from Eurowarp, 1996

Inhake 3

• from 22 Class A Tracks, 1997

Puch

• from Elements, 1997

Stop Look Listen

• from We are Reasonable People, 1998

Extended Ambience Sample from a Resonant Structure

• from Future Music Magazine, 1998
• in an interview excerpt, Autechre described the production of this song by saying: "Microphones were positioned around a structure with a resonant frequency of 100Hz. Electrical equipment inside the structure provided a constant tone of 50Hz. Water channelling equipment was also used. Signals from the two microphones were passed through five parallel resonators, all tuned with intervals divisible by 25Hz. Each resonator was filtered and the output mixed down to two channels and reversed."
  • Sourced from magazine scans, provided by WATMM user frozenreeds.

All Tomorrow's Linoleum

• from All Tomorrow's Parties 1.0, 2001

Konlied Mx

• from Routine, 2001

Naftwa4

• from WIFOF2003, 2003

/]{- /](||) Excerpt

• from All Tomorrow's Parties 3.0, 2003

• The title is an ASCII representation of "AE ACID"

Bronchus One.1

• from An Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music / Second A-Chronology 1936-2003, 2003

• According to the copyright information, the song was published 1991.
• is an alternate mix of Bronchus 2.

Coenc3

• from 45 - A Tribute to Daniel Hansson, 2008

• During his July 2022 Twitch AMA, Sean mentioned that the track was made in 2005.

Oval Moon (IBC mx)

• from Warp20 (Unheard), 2009

• According to the copyright information, the song was published 1991.
• IBC refers to the pirate radio station (short for Illegal Broadcasting Company) where Autechre got their start as radio DJs.[1]

6852

ATP "Made In Japan" promotional poster for "6852"

"6852" is a digital-only song released by Autechre on April 17th, 2011. It was given away via a download code when purchasing a ticket for a charity concert hosted by ATP in support of the Japanese Red Cross after the recent tsunami disaster.

• The title, "6852", likely originally referred to the number of islands that comprised Japan at time of release.
• The Headhunters' "God Make Me Funky" is sampled on the track.

Ts1a

• from Benefit Compilation for Japan, 2011
• The track was "rereleased" on Hanalgig, where Sean mentioned that it was made in 2009.
• During his July 2022 AMA, Sean said that the track either used Synplant or the Yamaha FS1R for some the FM sounds.

SYptixed

• from Bleep:10, 2014

Commissions/Contributions

Onedotzero 8

• A commission for the opening of Onedotzero8, with music by Autechre and visuals by Alex Rutherford.

Atoms Vectors Pixels Ghosts™

• A visual art project by The Designers Republic featuring music from Autechre, including an early "spaces how V".

P1-449

"P1-449" was released as part of the Sónar Calling GJ273b project on October 16th, 2017. The project was made to transmit music and audio art for extraterrestrial contact. The file was made as an audio representation of the first 449 prime numbers in base ten.

Unreleased/Miscellaneous Appearances

Late 80s Tape

• Leaked in 2019 around the same time as Warp Tapes. Contains 5 unreleased tracks, one track which appeared in Lego Feet Part 3, 2 DJ mixes, and one non-Ae track (Coma II (A.M/O.K) by S'Express).

IBC Anthem

• Done in 1992 for Andy Richard's IBC Show, with Ged O'Hara on vocals.

Techthree

• Unreleased Lego Feet track.

Bigmistake

• Unreleased Lego Feet track.

Flight Deck

• Performed at Sweatbox 2 1991.

Myslb

• BPM: 125
• Performed at Sweatbox 2 1991 + had a demo snippet shared by Sean. Name is short for "Make Your Self Look Bad!" which is the main vocal loop of "Help Me Somebody" by Brian Eno and David Byrne. The main production is the 606 and FZ-10 on hihats.

Unknown 90s Track

• Performed during The Fear Ratio's 2020 DJ Mix. [2]
• Also performed at the Antwerp 1997 show. [3]

Second Crane

• Performed at Stormy Waters 1995.

Untitled Track on Radio Mix

• Radio Mix, 1997

Lupe Mx

• Alternate version of "Pule", appeared in the Untilted test transmission.