Editing Tri Repetae (section)

==Background==
In contrast to ''[[Incunabula (album)|Incunabula]]'' (1993) and ''[[Amber (Autechre album)|Amber]]'' (1994), ''Tri Repetae'' features a distinct style that incorporates more minimal, repetitive rhythmic patterns and intricate, spacious arrays of melodies; the aesthetical shift was intentionally echoed by its album cover designed by the duo's visual collaborators [[The Designers Republic]], consisting of only a single shade of [[beige]]. Stemming from Autechre's increasing preoccupation with unique electronic musical textures and [[Glitch (music)|glitches]], the liner notes of the album mention a preference to listen to the album on vinyl for [[surface noise]]; the CD version states that the album is "incomplete without surface noise", whereas the vinyl version satisfactorily states that it is "complete with surface noise".