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  1. pointnever.comOneohtrix Point Never: Archive

    Betrayed in the Octagon. 11/19/2007. Darkest Breads. 06/30/2007. Soundsystem Pastoral. ... Outer Space / Oneohtrix Point Never. Love In The Time Of Lexapro. Bone ...

  2. www.reddit.com › r › oneohtrixpointnevercasual betrayed in the octagon shitpost : r/oneohtrixpointnever

    Feb 25, 2021 · A community for the discussion of Daniel Lopatin AKA Oneohtrix Point Never or anything that you may associate with it.

  3. crackmagazine.net › article › profilesCover story: Connecting... Oneohtrix Point Never

    Jul 9, 2023 · He stamped the name Magic Oneohtrix Point Never on a woozy new age record called Betrayed in the Octagon, first released on cassette in 2007. Before long, he’d drop the “magic”, leaving a string of syllables that danced on the edge of meaning – a dislocated tag for a radio station that never was.

  4. pitchfork.com › reviews › albumsOneohtrix Point Never: Returnal Album Review | Pitchfork

    Jun 11, 2010 · Oneohtrix Point Never is the alias of Daniel Lopatin, a Brooklyn musician whose tarnished sci-fi yearnings are evident in his titles-- "Betrayed in the Octagon", "Transmat Memories",...

  5. www.stereogum.com › 1933687Oneohtrix Point Never Albums From Worst To Best - Stereogum

    Apr 12, 2017 · 9. Drawn And Quartered (2013) The 2012 re-reissue of Rifts allowed Daniel Lopatin to recontextualize some of his earliest material, and, like the 2009 reissue, he decided to include some tracks...

  6. www.highsnobiety.com › p › praise-oneohtrix-point-neverThe Weeknd Confirms It: Oneohtrix Point Never Is a Genius

    Feb 25, 2021 · While Lopatin’s first three albums — Betrayed in the Octagon, Zones Without People, and Russian Mind — built him a dedicated fan base, and their collection on the compilation album Rifts...

  7. genius.com › artists › Oneohtrix-point-neverOneohtrix Point Never Lyrics, Songs, and Albums | Genius

    Betrayed in the Octagon would be the first instalment in a trilogy of full-length albums, eventually compiled into 2009’s Rifts.