Hangable Auto Bulb is a series of two highly influential 1995 EPs released by Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin under his AFX moniker.

Surfing On Sine Waves” is a 1993 album by Polygon Window, one of the early aliases of Aphex Twin.

“YosepH” is a 2003 album by Luke Vibert, released via Warp Records, a key figure in the 1990s Warp era and IDM alongside his collaborator Aphex Twin, blending acid techno, old-school hip-hop breakbeats and classic Roland TB-303 basslines.

“Windowlicker” is a 1999 EP by Aphex Twin, released via Warp Records, blending IDM, electro and distorted contemporary R&B mutations into one of the defining electronic releases of the late 1990s

“Drukqs” is a double album by Richard D. James, aka Aphex Twin, released in 2001 via Warp Records as a sprawling contrast between meticulously programmed drill’n’bass and delicate, Satie-esque prepared piano compositions.

“Collapse EP” is a release on Warp Records from 2018, consisting of five tracks built around complex rhythms and glitch-driven structures.

Syro (/saɪroʊ/) is a 2014 studio album by British electronic producer Richard D. James, released under his Aphex Twin alias via Warp Records.

‘Amber’ is the second studio album by Autechre, widely regarded as a classic of the IDM genre and frequently featured on lists of the greatest electronic albums.

Aphex Twin returns with his first new music in five years.

"Don’t Trust Mirrors" marks one of the most transformative chapters in New York-based composer and producer, Kelly Moran’s career.