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Teenage Tom Jenkinson AKA Squarepusher in promo photos for his early 1994 release Stereotype, which has just been re-released by Warp Records.
squarepusher performs 'dark steering'
Squarepusher - Iambic 9 Poetry
Music
Artist
Squarepusher
Composer
Tom Jenkinson
Produced
Tom Jenkinson
Credit
Tom Jenkinson – All instrument
Released
March 8 2004
Streaming
Squarepusher · Song · 2004
Squarepusher - Midi Sans Frontières (Avec Batterie)
Squarepusher – Vortrack (Official Audio) - new track from forthcoming LP Be Up A Hello (Warp, Jan 31)
After a 5 year hiatus, Squarepusher returns with ‘Be Up A Hello’, released 31 January as First Edition Vinyl LP, CD and digital formats. Ahead of the album, a double A-side ‘Vortrack’ 12" will be released on 6 December, featuring the album track and Squarepusher’s Fracture Remix - first dropped during his brain-melting breakbeat and jungle set for the WXAXRXP x NTS takeover in June. Both tracks are available to hear now.
‘Be Up A Hello’ sees Tom Jenkinson (Squarepusher) return to using a bewildering array of vintage analogue and digital hardware, the same equipment that first helped him develop his sound in the early '90s. Something of a 180 degree turn, these synths, effects units and even a Commodore Vic20 are in complete contrast to the tools he used to create 2015’s ‘Damogen Furies’ - cutting edge software that Tom developed over the course of 15 years.
The result is an album of rinsing breakbeat floor fillers, pieces loaded with visceral atmosphere and melody, and darker moments that illustrate Squarepusher’s continuing fascination with finely balanced psychological overload. As such, ‘Be Up A Hello’ gives a nod to the mayhem, joyousness and abandon of the DIY Essex rave scene that was a strong determinant in Tom Jenkinson's work.
‘Vortrack’ released 6 December on limited double-A side 12”