Earlier this week, the Aphex Twin logo started showing up around London, New York, and Los Angeles, starting speculation that influential ’90s electronic music artist Richard D. James would be releasing a new album for the first time in 13 years. But unlike his Warp label-mates Boards of Canada, who practically invented the modern cryptic promo, James didn’t make us wait too long before officially announcing his sixth studio album, Syro, albeit via the deep web. And as of today, we have a track list and a release date (September 23), but more importantly, some user-hostile album art that puts Yeezus to shame and a press release that, if there were any justice in this world, would render the art of the press release extinct.

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And so on. Is it an auto-correct disaster? Not unless James’s iPhone has memorized the word “Booblebath.” A cheerful declination to form real English words about James’s music, much of the enjoyment of which comes from its ineffability? More likely. The anti-promo promo continues with the Syro cover art, which in stark black-and-white text itemizes the album’s marketing budget, per unit, in pounds sterling.

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Anyway, if you’re not totally amped yet, this would be the part where I embed Chris Cunningham’s 2005 “Rubber Johnny” video (briefly NSFW, entirely NSFLife), but I’ll let you decide for yourself how many nightmares you want tonight. Either way, it’s exciting to have James back in our now EDM-saturated musical universe; it’s been a second. The better part of a decagon, at least.