S/T 12" + CD 2003
1. Intro
2. Upon the Burning of the Human Compass
3. The Theory of Things That Never Die
4. Strip It Away
5. Time To Leave The Cubible
6. Sine Waves and False Signals

Split 7" w/ Lachance 2005
1. In The Knee of the Curve

Double Live Cassette Collaboration
w/ Yamahama + Leavenworth 2005
1. Eugenics of a New Scene
2. In Pursuit of a Faceless ghost
3. In the Knee of the Curve
4. Two Baffling Tales
5. Upon the burning of a Human Compass

Live Radio show in New York - WVKR
1.Ghost-Knee-Baffle-Eugenics

The Furnace Room Demos 2006
1. In Pursuit of a Faceless Ghost
2. For the Prettiest One
3. Two Baffling Tales

4. Eugenics of a New Scene (Unfinished Recording)

When I first began seeing Autokinoton around town, there was no telling what you’d get from show to show. The band was wildly inconsistent. Lately, however, this brawny instrumental trio has wowed me with every performance....
Westword Show Review '07

"...The Furnace Room Demos, although technically a preview disc by name, is a marked exodus from the outfit's screamo-laden hardcore beginnings. Fully instrumental and totally epic in scope, it's like a Godspeed You! Black Emperor album reworked by scenester metal kids -- but without the frilly nuances that plague groups such as Ocean or Bossk. Demos spans only four songs, but the abrasive fretwork makes it feel as if it's reaching toward a breathless eternity. If it ever does come to an end, the Auto-K will see it through."
best of westword (best demo recording) '07

"...The Furnace Room Demos is three songs and thirty minutes of electric psych drowned in guitar fuzz and sunk into the abyss. If this is a preview of what's to come, it's going to be a great year for Autokinoton."
westword (album review) '06

"...the Auto-K boys have triumphantly shot themselves full throttle into the deepest and darkest regions of instrumental space. Like getting spaghettified into a black hole, the band sucks you in hard toward its immeasurably tone-heavy gravitational center. Go forth, space monkeys!"
westword (movers and shakers of) '06

"Atmosphere with brutality isn't an easy combination to pull off. But the Autokinoton makes it look effortless -- that is, as effortless as a brain-bruising eruption of noise and menace could possibly be. "
westword (album review) '04

"...Since comparison is skepticism's bedfellow, imagine Converge and Neurosis locked in a Muay Thai, glass fisted death match while all of heavens angels weep and the fires of hell boil the sea. Imagine a hand held nuclear bomb encased in a glass bubble, you get to push the button and it detonates with the sound and fury inherent in its atomic make up, but it does nothing to you but inspire long winded metaphors about bands you think everyone should listen to or at least experience."

musicedge.com (album review) '04
musicedge.com (show review) '05