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This Aphex Twin Peel Session From 1992 Is Incredible

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We’re always excited when new Aphex Twin artefacts are unearthed. Today, we stumbled upon this gem: a 1992 Peel Session during which Richard D. James bumps out some really nasty acid. Also included is a live recording from Sheffield Hallam University from 1993, which shows James’ more ambient side. A really nice way to get into early AFX.

Listen to all Aphex Twin tracks at once here for the ultimate fix.

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