While Autechre are spectrally lit by the blinking lights of their gear, they pick up the pace once more for a rousing finale, masterfully switching beats from half-time to double and back again, skipping over the rhythmic foundations of dubstep, garage and techno. Because it was so serious, so deadly, so important, we can more easily recognize the full range of those dream forms in the places where it was. In the darkness, though, time is a foreign concept, and it is only the sounds themselves that carry a narrative arc. The mid-section sags as the duo remove rhythmic momentum in favour of glacial chords which cascade like a collapsing land mass into a sea of static. There are snatches of two-step and trap but each element forks into a new genre quickly, denying any comfortable fruition. It appears that dreams occupy but a short space of 7. Learn the significance of these common dream themes. For God is a God of peace, and not of wars yet, the victor generally offers up thanks about as. Soon, smatterings of percussion kick in, picking up the tempo in a jaunty, syncopated dance. Dream Of interprets the meanings of the most common dream symbols that many of us have dreamt about at one point in our life. Opening with a series of overlapping melodic samples, Autechre’s soundwaves vibrate through the seated audience making the entire space thrum in unison. Space is not a target-rich environment where just about every target is strategic. Dreams do not have to follow the laws of physics or physiology. Unlike the fizzing ambience of their most recent albums, Sign and Plus, both from 2020, this show is loud and embodied – closer to the club-adjacent music they made their name with in the mid-90s. The Nazi Rocketeers tells the story of how von Braun and his fellow rocket scientists postponed their initial dreams of space travel to create weapons of terror and mass destruction. In this dream I imagine the absence of gravity and a body resistant to the savage effects of the space environment, immune to the lack of breathable oxygen.
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