Disco Dance Magazine Interview (1993)

Original translated from Dutch, this is one of the best early interviews I’ve found so far, if anyone has original copy of this in magazine form, I’d love to get it scanned and archived cheers! Innovator Looking for His Limits Around the middle of last year, house music threatened to seriously flatten out. Even the

Rephlex Records, Jockey Slut (April 2001)

Thanks to my brother Paul for the scans, cheers Paul. Also would like to say Grant is a great chap and been very generous with his time, however he views this part of his life as something he would rather leave in the past and has many many frequent requests from people to talk about

Aphex Twin, DJ Magazine (March 1994)

Extra special thanks to Plunderphucked for transcribing this article for me, thanks mate! Again thanks to my brother Paul for the scans! Aphex Twin DJ Mag March 1994 Artist Profile pic by Kay Burmist “Richard James is a total prick” Despite being feted by the rock inkies Richard James aka the Aphex Twin doesn’t give

Pissed up in N17 (Aphex on the piss)

In The Pub With… The Aphex Twin (Select Magazine, January 1997) Acid house ale-fun with RDJ and loyal retainer Venue: The Albion, Stoke Newington, London N17.Drinkers: Richard D James (Guinness, vodka and orange), Ian Harrison (bitter), Jake Curtis (Irish Mist), Cylob (lager). RD James: “It’s a fucking top laugh in our house, I could move,

Aphex Twin,XLR8R Magazine (issue 11,1994)

Many thanks to grapht_sound for letting me transcribe his excellent magazine scans, Cheers! Pastry Taster Gracing the pages of every magazine from Details to Better Homes and Gardens this month is electronic musician Richard James, also known as The Aphex Twin and a number of other pseudonyms. James has been making music for himself since

30 Years of Rephlex Records

Many thanks to my friend David Galea for help with this article. This year marks 30 years since the founding of Rephlex Records. Now sadly defunct, Rephlex records was a joint venture between two friends who resided in the rural peninsula of Cornwall, Grant Wilson-Claridge and Richard D James. The stated aim of Rephlex was

Analogue Bubblebath 3 Insert, (Places of interest in Cornwall)

Many thanks to Heartless##6dimensions for bringing this Aphex related artefact to my attention For further edification John Doran’s excellent Visual essay Selected Ambient Walks: Aphex Twin, Mythology & Landscape is a much more exhaustive and detailed look at the subject matters touched upon in this article. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE [Tracks 4/5 located at lock-groove] for

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