: Despite the initial confusion, the album gained a cult following among electronic aficionados. In 2011, it was re-issued by Steve Ellison (Flying Lotus) on his Brainfeeder label, who called it "one of the most inspiring electronic records ever made". Cultural Impact
: According to Flying Lotus, the original label that released the record thought it was "unlistenable" and didn't believe in its commercial potential. Mr. Oizo - Half a scissor
: The record is defined by its "cerebral" and often abrasive textures, featuring 808 samples that remain largely unprocessed but are programmed in "startling and original" ways. : Despite the initial confusion, the album gained
Oizo's filmmaking career as Quentin Dupieux or delve into his more recent musical releases like ? Mr Oizo To Re-Issue Rare Album - Clash Magazine : The record is defined by its "cerebral"
: Critics have noted the album's "AD/HD pacing," which favors rapid-fire cuts and noise manipulation over the traditional build-ups found in house music. Critical Reception and "Unlistenability"
: Dupieux himself holds a nuanced view of the project, famously stating in an interview with Clash Magazine that "76% of this record is very inspired," while the rest is "terrible and not really interesting".
