Autoclav1.1 / Displacer Spacetime

An engaging and direct album, combines lush melodies, pulsating rhythms, drifting
ambience and razor sharp electronics.. Prolific electronic artists Autoclav1.1 (Tony
Young from the UK) and Displacer (Michael Morton from Canada-here making his
WTII debut), have worked together in the past on many a remix and one split EP
(The Star Atlas); so it makes perfect sense that they would eventually produce a fulllength
release. The fruits of their latest endeavour come in the form of 12 tracks,
compiled with a vivid concept surrounding their fascination with space- time
continuum, black holes, and the theory of relativity, to name but a few. It was logical
therefore, that their combined output has culminated in their latest album release,
adopting the title, 'Spacetime'; an engaging and direct album, that combines lush
melodies, pulsating rhythms, drifting ambience and razor sharp electronics, with a
touch of commercial and 'universal' sensibilities to boot. Packaged in a visually
emotive 6 panel digipak (designed by Morton's own imprint- Crime League),
Autoclav1.1 and Displacer's 'Spacetime' crosses many a boundary; not all of which
are defined by genre.