Clark: Body Riddle

Clark SKU: 42852001
Clark: Body Riddle

Clark: Body Riddle

Clark SKU: 42852001

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Body Riddle
Artist: Clark
Label: Warp Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 801061814915
Genre: Electronic

Double vinyl LP pressing. Includes digital download. Now regarded as something of a classic in the Clark catalogue, it has been cited by producers including Arca, Rustie and Hudson Mohawke as being an influential record. Writing for The Quietus back in 2014, Ed Gillett commented: "It's no hyperbole to say that Clark's 2006 LP Body Riddle is one of electronic music's unheralded masterpieces, it's layers of heat-warped melodies, flickering textures and muscular drumming (played by Clark himself) creating a beautiful and unstable mixture of violence and wistfulness. It's production is immaculate, almost inhumanly so, swaddling the listener in midrange before pummeling them viciously, shifting seamlessly between organic instruments and impossible, vertiginous sound design.

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