Like label mate Aphex Twin, Squarepusher operates at the most experimental end of the dance music spectrum. With jazz music being a key influence in his creations, his sound is like the bastard child of drum & bass, acid and free form or improvised classical music. Probably the only person in the world who can take the Amen break, and make it sound like nothing you have never heard before.
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His thirteenth album in sixteen years, Tom Jenkenson's albums seem to increasingly try to capture his incredible and ever-developing live shows. 'Ufabulum' takes a stance of electronic purism, glistening elastic synths wound up to snapping point, ecstatic rhythms twisting wildly, a hugely pleasurable headf**k.
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