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Aphex Twin, photo by Sam Robinson
Aphex Twin’s Richard D. James has announced an expanded edition of Surfing on Sine Waves, the sole album credited to his Polygon Window moniker. The 1993 LP—originally released as the second entry in Warp Records’ Artificial Intelligence series—will arrive in 3xLP, CD, and cassette editions on September 26 via Warp. A new tracklist combines the original record and its four-song companion EP Quoth, which came out the same year. Check it out below.
Last year, Aphex Twin reissued his landmark 1994 album Selected Ambient Works Volume II. He also surprise-released Music From the Merch Desk (2016 – 2023), a compilation of limited-edition rarities he’d previously sold as vinyl records on tours between 2016 and 2023.
Read about Surfing on Sine Waves at No. 26 on “The 50 Best IDM Albums of All Time.”
Polygon Window: Surfing On Sine Waves (Expanded Edition)
$40.00, Rough Trade
Surfing on Sine Waves (Expanded Edition):
01 Polygon Window
02 Audax Powder
03 Quoth
04 If It Really Is Me
05 Supremacy II
06 UT1 – Dot
07 Untitled
08 Quixote
09 Quino – Phec
10 Portreath Harbour
11 Redruth School
12 Iketa
13 Quoth (Wooden Thump Mix)
14 Bike Pump Meets Bucket
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