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Oneohtrix Point Never - Replica - Electronic Album
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Oneohtrix Point Never - Replica

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Replica is the fourth studio album by American electronic musician Daniel Lopatin, who records under the name Oneohtrix Point Never. Released in 2011 on Warp Records, it marked his first album with the label. The music is constructed primarily from looped and heavily processed audio fragments sampled from 1980s and 1990s television commercials. This plunderphonics approach results in ambient, glitchy collages that explore themes of memory and nostalgia.

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What audio sources did Oneohtrix Point Never use to create the album Replica?

The album is built primarily from chopped and screwed audio samples taken from old television commercials and DVD menus. Daniel Lopatin heavily processed these loops to create the record's distinct atmospheric sound, which was released on Warp Records in 2011.

Does the album Replica feature the same dark ambient style as his earlier work?

While it retains some ambient qualities, Replica represents a shift toward a more sample-based, hip-hop and plunderphonics-influenced structure compared to his purely synth-driven releases. It dropped in 2011, bridging the gap between his early tape experiments and his later high-concept electronic works.

How does Replica fit into Daniel Lopatin's discography under his own name versus Oneohtrix Point Never?

Replica was released under the Oneohtrix Point Never moniker, which Lopatin uses for his primary experimental electronic output. It was his breakthrough fourth studio album, officially marking his debut on the legendary UK electronic label Warp Records.

Did Oneohtrix Point Never create any music videos for the Replica album?

Yes, Daniel Lopatin collaborated with contemporary artist Takeshi Murata on an abstract, glitch-art video for the title track 'Replica.' The video's use of manipulated, fragmented digital imagery perfectly complements the album's 2011 audio aesthetic.

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