Originally published on The Vinyl Factory

With previously unreleased album Computer Space alongside Dimension Intrusion and Train-Tracs.

Richie Hawtin is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his F.U.S.E. alias releases with a limited edition box set called Dimensions, out this April via his Plus 8 Records imprint and The Vinyl Factory.

Inspired by sci-fi movies, as well as a collection of vintage synthesizers and drum machines, Dimension Intrusion was originally released in 1993 on Plus 8 Records. It received its second release via Warp Records’ iconic Artificial Intelligence series.

Hawtin also released a remix EP called Train-Tracs that same year.

The limited Dimensions box set includes expanded versions of Dimension Intrusion (3xLP), Train-Tracs (2xLP), as well as the first ever release of Hawtin’s 1993 album Computer Space (2xLP), which was recorded during the same sessions.

The box set features three signed artist-grade prints from the original F.U.S.E. album covers, designed by his brother Matthew Hawtin.

Its release will be celebrated with an exhibition from April 5-14 at London’s The Store X, 180 The Strand, showcasing Matthew’s original paintings, as well as hosting listening sessions of Computer Space.

Pre-order a copy here ahead of its April 15 release, listen to ‘Into The Space’ and check out the tracklists below.

Dimension Intrusion

A1. A New Day
A2. Downbeat*
A3. Slac
B1. F.U.
B2. Dimension Intrusion
C1. Substance Abuse
C2. Another Time (Re-visited)
D1.Theychx
E1. UVA
E2. Into The Space
F1. Mantrax
F2. Nitedrive
F3. Logikal Nonsense

Train-Tracs

A1. Train-trac.1
A2. Drum-trac.2
B1. Last-Tram
B2. The Day After (mv’s mix)
C1. Train-abuse
D1. Kaboose

Computer Space

A1. Computer Space
B1. Runner
C1. Sanctuary
D1. Last Day

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