Learned a new word today: **Piffle**. Earlier this week I shared an album with a HIVE newbee @themagus (a long time Steemian that I lured into our community: Give him a warm welcome!) asking his view on the material. His response included the word: "Piffle" and he used it to give his unqualified opinion - as he wrote himself - about the album.

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<sup>"Wiffle Piffle" published by Michael Sporn ([source](https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6146/5974574952_3d81c4fd8e_b.jpg))</sup></center>

"**WOW!**", I thought: "**How different opinions can be!**"

Not that this album is gonna be near my favourite ones, but I for sure think it is interesting enough to listen again.

But, one opinion is just one opinion, therefore I thought: "**Why not ask the HIVE community? We have quite a few professional musicians here, and many more music fans! Would love to get more feedback!**"

My Request to You: **What you think of the Album?**

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I would not easily discover this producer and album myself. It was Spotify - based on whatever auto select rules it uses to figure out the next track - to push Clark and his Iradelphic through my speakers. In fact, it was track number 6; Maybe the most accessible track of the entire album. Based on that one, I started at track #1. A few tracks down, I though: "**Need to Skip the Rest!**", but I opened my mind a bit further and forced myself to continue listening the remaining part. 

> It's always interesting to try and take in something that we generally would not listen to: @luciannagy recently wrote an interesting post about opening our minds *([post](https://hive.blog/engrave/@luciannagy/cryptonian-artistic-perspective---think-global-not-local))*.

The reason I wanted to skip listening to the remainder of the album, was the incoherency of the entire album (at least what I already heard) and all the chaos I was hearing in a few of the tracks. Though I do like none-standard music a lot; Love many of the electronic experimental stuff out there; This one needed some extra effort to consume. That said: At the end of it all, I think within all the chaos, there is something that pleases the ears. Well, my ears at least :)

### What you Think?

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I was totally surprised Spotify brought my to an album of Aphex Twin straight after this one! "**Really?**" Aphex Twin is one of these artists I appreciate very much and a lot of his work I really like! Then I found *[this article](https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/16468-iradelphic/)* at Pitchfork and everything fell in place. Clark is linked to WARP. Those who know a bit more about electronic music, they will know WARP is Aphex Twin and Aphex Twin is WARP.

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