<sod>'''Daniel Lopatin''' (born 25 July 1982) is an American [[experimental music]]ian, composer, and [[music producer|producer]]  who records primarily under the alias '''Oneohtrix Point Never'''.<ref name="autogenerated1">{{cite web |url=http://warp.net/artists/oneohtrix-point-never/ |title=Artists &#124; Oneohtrix Point Never |publisher=WARP |date= |accessdate=2015-10-20}}</ref> Based in [[Brooklyn]], Lopatin first received recognition for his 2009 compilation ''[[Rifts (Oneohtrix Point Never album)|Rifts]]'', a collection of [[synthesizer]]-based material recorded over the previous six years. His subsequent work in [[electronic music|electronic]] music, including his major-label debut ''[[Returnal]]'' (2010) and the [[sample (music)|sample]]-based ''[[Replica (Oneohtrix Point Never album)|Replica]]'' (2011), garnered further acclaim. In 2013, he signed with British electronic label [[Warp records|Warp]] and released his label debut, ''[[R Plus Seven]]'', to critical praise. His second Warp full-length, ''[[Garden of Delete]]'', was released in 2015.<eod>
<sod>'''Daniel Lopatin''' (born 25 July 1982) is an American [[experimental music]]ian, composer, and [[music producer|producer]]  who records primarily under the alias '''Oneohtrix Point Never'''.<ref name="autogenerated1">{{cite web |url=http://warp.net/artists/oneohtrix-point-never/ |title=Artists &#124; Oneohtrix Point Never |publisher=WARP |date= |accessdate=2015-10-20}}</ref> Based in [[Brooklyn]], [[New York]], Lopatin first received recognition for his 2009 compilation ''[[Rifts (Oneohtrix Point Never album)|Rifts]]'', a collection of [[synthesizer]]-based material recorded over the previous six years. His subsequent work in [[electronic music|electronic]] music, including his major-label debut ''[[Returnal]]'' (2010) and the [[sample (music)|sample]]-based ''[[Replica (Oneohtrix Point Never album)|Replica]]'' (2011), garnered further acclaim. In 2013, he signed with British electronic label [[Warp records|Warp]] and released his label debut, ''[[R Plus Seven]]'', to critical praise. His second Warp full-length, ''[[Garden of Delete]]'', was released in 2015.<eod>