Recorded and mixed using only “a guitar and a computer”, as Fennesz himself claims, 2001's Endless Summer is a wonderfully simple and sincere record and has become a classic of the early 2000's electronic 'glitch' sub-genre.

No complicated, geekish, hard-to-discern high concepts and theories, no hacksawed samples, no near-clinical abstractions. It is what it is, just layered, lazily-strummed guitars treated with often glitchy textures.

But just because the structure is straightforward, doesn’t mean this is a simplistic piece of musical wallpaper made for homes of burnt-out businessmen. The arranging and composing job is very cleverly and carefully done and makes this an engrossing, almost gripping listen.

2 x LP, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered

Tracklist:
A1 Made In Hongkong
A2 Endless Summer
A3 Ohne Sonne
B1 A Year In A Minute
B2 Caecilia
B3 Got To Move On
B4 Endless
C1 Shisheido
C2 Before I Leave
C3 Badminton Girl
C4 47 Blues
D Happy Audio (Forever)