Warp — WARPLP92
The original 2001 triple-LP Warp pressing is generally well-regarded for its warmth, though some note the album's dense programming stresses vinyl playback.

Drukqs was recorded by Richard D. James (Aphex Twin) primarily between 1997 and 2001, with sessions taking place across multiple locations including his own studios. The album was produced solely by James himself, reflecting his complete creative control over the project's distinctive sound design and composition. The record featured a mix of acoustic piano pieces and complex electronic compositions, with James employing advanced digital audio workstations and custom software to process and manipulate sounds. Released in September 2001, the album's production represented an evolution from his previous work, showcasing more experimental approaches to both instrumental and electronic textures. The double album's lengthy gestation period and intricate production methods established it as one of the most technically sophisticated electronic albums of its era.
Releases last refreshed
Digisko uses an anonymous analytics cookie (Google Analytics) to understand which albums and pressings get the most attention. No tracking until you accept.
7 cataloged · sorted by audiophile score
Sign in to add releases to your collection and vote for the best edition.
Warp — WARPLP92
The original 2001 triple-LP Warp pressing is generally well-regarded for its warmth, though some note the album's dense programming stresses vinyl playback.
Warp — WARPCD92
3 releases share this master.
Sire Records — 31174-2
Warner Music Australia — 4344311742 · Warp — 4344311742
Zomba — RTD126.3568.2 · Warp — WARPCD92
Warp Records — 0801061009236
Warner Music Japan — WPCR-11093-4