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autechre
EXAI

1. "Fleure" 4:51
2. "irlite (get 0)" 10:01
3. "prac-f" 4:20
4. "jatevee C" 4:14
5. "T ess xi" 6:43
6. "vekoS" 6:42
7. "Flep" 6:43
8. "tuinorizn" 3:40
9. "bladelores" 12:20
10. "1 1 is" 7:18
11. "nodezsh" 8:40
12. "runrepik" 4:35
13. "spl9" 7:06
14. "cloudline" 10:13
15. "deco Loc" 5:27
16. "recks on" 9:22
17. "YJY UX"

Exai is the eleventh album by electronic music duo Autechre, released on Warp Records. The double album was released in digital form on 7 February 2013,[1] with double CD and quadruple vinyl versions released on 5 March 2013.[2] At the time of its release, Exai was Autechre's longest album to date.[3]

Like other Autechre albums, Exai was followed a few months later by a companion EP entitled L-event. The tracks, all from the same sessions, were conceived of as a series of 12" vinyl records, during which L-event ultimately "became a separate entity" that the duo sees as "interchangeable" with the 12"'s that comprise Exai.[4]

Exai (and companion EP L-event) features album artwork by The Designers Republic. Following the album's release, fan speculation included theories that the artwork was based on Conway's Game of Life[5] or binary code.[6] Autechre members Sean and Rob were initially reluctant to discuss the album as they "wanted to see what people could figure out,"[7] but ultimately confirmed that the artwork depicts a heavily-pixelated typography exercise.[8] Exai is Autechre's eleventh album, and the title may be derived from a phonetic rendering of the Roman numeral "XI," or eleven, which also appears in one track title: "T ess xi."

Description
autechre
EXAI

1. "Fleure" 4:51
2. "irlite (get 0)" 10:01
3. "prac-f" 4:20
4. "jatevee C" 4:14
5. "T ess xi" 6:43
6. "vekoS" 6:42
7. "Flep" 6:43
8. "tuinorizn" 3:40
9. "bladelores" 12:20
10. "1 1 is" 7:18
11. "nodezsh" 8:40
12. "runrepik" 4:35
13. "spl9" 7:06
14. "cloudline" 10:13
15. "deco Loc" 5:27
16. "recks on" 9:22
17. "YJY UX"

Exai is the eleventh album by electronic music duo Autechre, released on Warp Records. The double album was released in digital form on 7 February 2013,[1] with double CD and quadruple vinyl versions released on 5 March 2013.[2] At the time of its release, Exai was Autechre's longest album to date.[3]

Like other Autechre albums, Exai was followed a few months later by a companion EP entitled L-event. The tracks, all from the same sessions, were conceived of as a series of 12" vinyl records, during which L-event ultimately "became a separate entity" that the duo sees as "interchangeable" with the 12"'s that comprise Exai.[4]

Exai (and companion EP L-event) features album artwork by The Designers Republic. Following the album's release, fan speculation included theories that the artwork was based on Conway's Game of Life[5] or binary code.[6] Autechre members Sean and Rob were initially reluctant to discuss the album as they "wanted to see what people could figure out,"[7] but ultimately confirmed that the artwork depicts a heavily-pixelated typography exercise.[8] Exai is Autechre's eleventh album, and the title may be derived from a phonetic rendering of the Roman numeral "XI," or eleven, which also appears in one track title: "T ess xi."