What makes Consumed by Richie Hawtin notable?

'Consumed' is notable for its innovative approach to sound design and ambient textures, influencing a generation of electronic artists. It received praise from critics, including a feature in 'The Wire,' which highlighted its artistic vision and contribution to the minimal techno genre. Released in 1998, 'Consumed' was Richie Hawtin's fourth studio album under his Plastikman alias, following the critically acclaimed 'Sheet One' and 'Musik.' At this point in his career, Hawtin had solidified his reputation as a pioneer of minimal techno, exploring deeper sonic realms and pushing the boundaries of electronic music.

Consumed works well if you're into wave-like pacing for deep focus, immersive journey through soundscapes and dynamic textures encourage exploration.

How many songs are on Consumed?

Consumed has 11 tracks, running approximately 73 minutes.

Consumed

Richie Hawtin · 1998

73 min · 11 tracks · techno · minimal techno

A labyrinth of pulsating minimalism, where rhythmic intricacies and atmospheric textures intertwine seamlessly.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like pacing for deep focus
immersive journey through soundscapes
dynamic textures encourage exploration
hypnotic rhythms for late-night sessions
atmospheric detail for headphone listening

Maybe skip if you want

prefer instant gratification tracks
seek standalone radio-friendly songs

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1998, 'Consumed' was Richie Hawtin's fourth studio album under his Plastikman alias, following the critically acclaimed 'Sheet One' and 'Musik.' At this point in his career, Hawtin had solidified his reputation as a pioneer of minimal techno, exploring deeper sonic realms and pushing the boundaries of electronic music.
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