One of Autechre's defining works and an everlasting shock. A crystallization of calculated collapse and algorithms that are beautiful to the point of coldness. Alongside Aphex Twin and Squarepusher, Autechre has continued to redefine the currents of electronic music since the 1990s as an artist symbolizing the prestigious UK label Warp Records. With an unyielding attitude and thorough innovation, they are a peerless presence that has expanded the possibilities of IDM / electronica. To commemorate their first Japan performance in approximately two and a half years since their appearance at SONICMANIA in 2023, the album that stands as one of their representative works and a major turning point in their career is reissued as a newly packaged CD. Released in 2001, "Confield" departed significantly from conventional dance music beat structures, presenting a work in which algorithmically generated complex rhythms are highly integrated with organic and abstract soundscapes. Its sound, which simultaneously contains artificial control and chance, delivered a major impact on the electronic music scene at the time and went on to determine the direction of IDM, glitch, and experimental music. The sonic world of this work, where repetition and collapse, order and chaos contend with one another, elevated Autechre into a truly one-of-a-kind realm beyond the boundaries of genre. Even more than 20 years after its release, this approach has not grown outdated and instead continues to resonate strongly with contemporary algorithmic music and sound art. Delivered once again at the special milestone of their return to Japan, this work is sure to strongly resonate with the ears of new listeners as an important piece that both reaffirms Autechre's current position and prompts a reconsideration of the future of electronic music. Includes liner notes. Logo sticker enclosed. Please note that as this product is a Friday sales start item, delivery will be made on or after the release date.