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Richard D. James Album is the fourth studio release from influential electronic artist Aphex Twin (Richard D. James), originally released in 1996 and widely regarded as a defining work in IDM and experimental electronic music.

Blending intricate drum programming with playful melodies and warped textures, the album showcases Aphex Twin at his most inventive—balancing technical complexity with an almost childlike sense of melody and humour. Tracks shift rapidly between frenetic breakbeats and serene passages, creating a listening experience that is both unpredictable and deeply engaging.

Often seen as a bridge between his earlier ambient works and more rhythm-driven releases, Richard D. James Album helped push the boundaries of electronic music, influencing a generation of producers across genres.

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