Mike Paradinas, Richard D. James, Luke Vibert, Frieze Magazine (April 1997)

Many thanks to grapht_sound for sending me this excellent article! THE SOUND OF MUSIC Can music mean something? Does it describe the world? The intimate relationship between music and the body makes it hard to answer such questions; the experience of music is somehow a far more direct and unmediated one than the visual. You

Analogue Bubblebath 4 sales and promotional material

Many Thanks to Heartless##6dimensions for sending me these materials! The following documents are interesting relics from the Vinyl release of Analogue Bubblebath 4. Firstly we have a sales sheet detailing the merits of Aphex twin as an artist and the various ways Analogue Bubblebath 4 was being promoted at the time. Presumably this sheet was

µ-ZIQ Man, Aphex Twin and µ-Ziq (29th January 1994)

Again many thanks to Drexciya Research Lab for sourcing this article and allowing me to reproduce it here. PUSH talks to APHEX TWIN about his Rephlex label and meets new signing µ-ZIQ. Photos by MATT BRIGHT “It gets a bit f***ing silly sometimes,” says APHEX TWIN of his part-time job as an A&R bod for Rephlex Records.

Mixmag (May 1995) (updated 23/04/2022)

Many thanks to monjupe (sending me high quality scans) and Plunderphucked (liaison/research) for helping me update this article to a higher standard. Cheers guys! True Lies Possibility One: He is a genius, the MDMA Mozart. Possibility Two: He is a complete bullshit artist with a big gob and a few wild ideas. Possibility Three: He’s

Sonic Bubblegum *updated*

*Updated 29/08/20201* I believe I may have solved this riddle, in the January 1994 edition of the digital Chaos Control magazine, Analogue Bubblebath is misidentified by the interviewer as Sonic Bubble Bath. I believe this was read by people using the Aphex Twin Usenet, and the title became further corrupted to Sonic Bubblegum. This fits