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November 09, 2011 Music » Album Reviews

Oneohtrix Point Never

by Jeff Klingman

Oneohtrix Point Never Replica (Software Records) Brooklyn producer Daniel Lopatin’s recent work has held harbingers for a wider crossover. 2010’s Returnal hid slyly approachable moments amid its brisk drones (and an Antony Hegarty-assisted rework of its title track as a sedate…

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