Backed with an insanely psychedelic lighting show, a Roland TR-909 and a huge desk full of modular equipment, the blistering live set sees Richard D. James delve into everything from classic UK Breakbeat and Jungle to Acid Techno, Hardcore and his trademark Ambient Techno over the span of two hours.
It’s an incredibly faithful tribute to the past 25 years of electronic music and club culture, and for fans it’s an absolute treat – particularly when the lights dim and he drops the beloved Selected Ambient Works II cut ‘Stone In Focus.’ Fuck me, what a moment – watch the whole thing below.
Revisit our love letter to Aphex Twin’s ‘Windowlicker’ – one of the most important electronic tracks ever recorded – here.
