One of the most feted, mystical of all BoC releases, 'Twoism' receives a timely repress from Warp. Since release in 1995 it's been recognised as possibly the most crucial and sought-after release from Scottish brothers Eoin and Marcus Sanderson. It turned the heads of Autechre and Skam at the time, who would release BoC's follow-up 'Hi Scores' in 1996, and established a smudged, haunting aesthetic and template which has been co-opted yet never bettered in its time. From the tear-jerking keys and organ wooze of opener 'Sixtyniner' to the dusty, neck-snapping breaks of 'Twoism' and 'Smokes Quantity' or the all-too-breif vignettes, 'Iced Cooly' and 'Melissa Juice', it's every bit the original and exemplary masterpiece it's widely hailed as.
