of tracks covering the better portion of the album -- a few song subtractions wouldn't have hurt the 75-minute length any -- Incunabula still stands out as a better effort than many other U.K. techno albums of the early '90s." The New Rolling Stone Album Guide gave the both Incunabula and Amber two and half stars out of five, describing them as "smart if unexciting ambient watercolors" that "give no indication of the innovations to follow". Pitchfork gave a positive review of the album, praising tracks such as "Bike" and "Basscadet", described as a "fan-favorite hit of sorts", while criticizing the album's "unwarranted" length. Fact would place the album at 11th place on their list of best albums of the 1990s, stating that it was a "symphony of whirrs, cranks and rattling spokes; its formal ingenuity and sheer, brute intensity have sealed its status as a set text for the ages." Track listing Personnel Credits adapted from Incunabula's record sleeve. Sean Booth – writer, producer Rob Brown – writer, producer Adrian Harrow – assistance Richard Brown – assistance Darrell Fitton – assistance Geoff Pesche – mastering The Designers Republic – design Daniel 72 – original images See also 1993 in music Music of the United Kingdom (1990s) References External links Incunabula at the official Warp website 1993 debut albums Autechre albums Warp (record label) albums Wax Trax! Records albums Albums with cover art by The Designers Republic