New York-based Daniel Lopatin aka Oneohtrix Point Never, best known for his ethereal synth experimentations out on labels like Software and Mexican Summer - is set to release his new track, taken from the eponymous album, 'Replica', playing with atmospheric samples, endless piano and synth sounds and drone. Having released a double-disc beast of an anthology, 'Rifts', and follow-up LP 'Returnal' last year, Lopatin has further developed his close relationship with the Roland Juno-60, utilised as a noticeable link across the majority of his tracks. Based around lo-fi audio snippets, 'Replica' is a somewhat dark and experimental excursion fusing analog sounds, acoustic piano and rumbling sub-frequencies. Here the sonic wizard speaks to us about places to go and things to read...

Can you recommend...

... someone new?
Nicolas Jaar

... someone old?
Ryuichi Sakamoto

... a record label?
PAN

... a film?
Big Trouble in Little China

... a book?
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace

... something on YouTube?
Honda Asimo Falls Down Stairs - Sexy Robots Videos

... a shop / place to eat?
Montague Bookmill, Montague Massachusetts

... something to do on a day off?
Walk around

... a song everyone should hear?
Dion - New York City Song