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Further Reminders by Two Lone Swordsmen, released on Warp in 2001.

Mark Richardson wrote for Pitchfork:

Following the deserved attention of their great album Tiny Reminders, Two Lone Swordsman followed last year with the obligatory remix collection. Credit is due for avoiding calling on a diverse cast, mostly of relative unknowns, who take liberties with the source material. Some tracks here incorporate guitar and vocals, while others push the neo-electro of Tiny Reminders into hardcore glitch territory, and there's a lot of room between those two poles.

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/8225-further-reminders/

https://warprecords.bandcamp.com/album/further-reminders

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Andi Chorley Nov 14, 2025

Tiny Reminders by Two Lone Swordsmen, released on Warp in 2000.

Paul Cooper wrote for Pitchfork:

"...Two Lone Swordsmen shape electro and post-punk disco as Henry Moore sculpted the human form. Weatherall's abstract beats are as curvy as they are playful, as precise as they are liberated. Because Weatherall doesn't give props to an erroneously hierarchical tradition, he incorporates whatever he chooses into his tracks. And rather than finding an ancient instructional LP or sampling a stinky b-movie, Weatherall and Tenniswood craft their own twisted sounds and uniquely freaky beats, and thereby give permanence to an inherently vapid genre. By grafting the art house experimentation of Krautrockers Neu! and Can onto post-punk disco, the Two Lone Swordsmen are stoking up the same fires that Liquid Liquid, ESG, Dinosaur L, and (before them all) Cymande ignited years ago..."

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/8223-tiny-reminders/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiW7gcsM-jw

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