Summary from 21 ratings
On Wavelength, fans have rated Clark's catalog across 15 albums from 21 opinions, with an overall average of 7.6/10. The top-rated Clark album is Death Peak (2017) with a 8.0/10 average from 4 ratings, followed by Clark and Kiri Variations. The discography on Wavelength spans 2006 to 2025.
Kiri Variations
“Clark has never really got his due compared to his labelmates on Warp, and that’s a shame. I suppose his failure to fuck off to somewhere deep in rural Britain for a decade like Boards of Canada or Aphex meant that he hasn’t built any of that Warp mystique. It’s a pity, then, that this album will likely go overlooked by potential fans, because this record is one of the richest, most satisfying ele”
Kiri Variations
“Clark's Kiri Variations is a subversive left turn from one of our most daring producers”
Death Peak
“Rarely are artists, caught up in the intricacies and subjectivities of their practice, genuinely capable of providing reliable, relatable descriptions of their own work. Usually, an external voice is, if not necessary as such, certainly useful for the efficient re-interpretation and quantification of that work for a general audience. Were this not the case, music criticism would be an even more ob”
Body Riddle
“Warp's Chris Clark infuses sonic streaks of contemporaries like Four Tet, Prefuse 73, and DJ Shadow into his repertoire, along with his usual Aphex and Boards of Canada tics, and in the process crafts his best album to date.”
Clark
“At this point, Clark has been translating his wracked emotions via machines—samplers, software, synths—for about half his life. Clark finds the Warp artist merging techno, electro, noise, classical, ambient, and post-rock with the skill of a virtuoso.”
Turning Dragon
“On this fire-breathing flipside to 2006's stately Body Riddle, the Warp producer issues a visceral take on the art of modern beatmaking.”
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