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Maverick electronic music producer <a href="spotify:artist:4MereuUSDthtDmHGRbnzcF">Richard D. James</a> is known most prominently as <a href="spotify:artist:6kBDZFXuLrZgHnvmPu9NsG">Aphex Twin</a>. Second among his aliases, ahead of relatively less used tags like <a href="spotify:artist:1A6LF8jYHkaRro5x8JRT2w">Polygon Window</a>, Caustic Window, and the Tuss, is AFX. Compared to <a href="spotify:artist:6kBDZFXuLrZgHnvmPu9NsG">Aphex</a>, AFX material tends to be less frenetic and consistently beat-oriented, yet it's easily identifiable as the work of <a href="spotify:artist:4MereuUSDthtDmHGRbnzcF">James</a>. Although the first volume of Analogue Bubblebath, released in 1991, was originally credited to <a href="spotify:artist:6kBDZFXuLrZgHnvmPu9NsG">the Aphex Twin</a>, the 12" series -- through subsequent volumes and reissues -- was eventually associated with AFX. As <a href="spotify:artist:4MereuUSDthtDmHGRbnzcF">James</a> garnered acclaim and a loyal following with the first two <a href="spotify:artist:6kBDZFXuLrZgHnvmPu9NsG">Aphex Twin</a> albums, he also remixed tracks, including <a href="spotify:artist:0jyH4jtanxaysaxwDVhR6f">Seefeel</a>'s "Time to Find Me" and <a href="spotify:artist:4spzxMXpcVHY4QoIA6wJNN">Baby Ford</a>'s "Normal," as AFX. In 1995, the same year <a href="spotify:artist:4MereuUSDthtDmHGRbnzcF">James</a> released ...I Care Because You Do as <a href="spotify:artist:6kBDZFXuLrZgHnvmPu9NsG">Aphex Twin</a>, he also issued a pair of AFX EPs titled Hangable Auto Bulb. The following decade, the majority of the 12" Analord series trickled out as the work of AFX, as did Orphaned Deejay Selek 2006-2008, which topped Billboard's Top Electronic Albums chart in 2015. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
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