Credits:

Squarepusher

Description:

The long-awaited remastered reissue of Square Pusher's debut and immortal masterpiece is now available to commemorate its 25th anniversary! Feed Me Weird Things", the stunning debut album by the genius Square Pusher, was released in 1996 on Richard D. James' (aka Aphex Twin) Rephlex label, and has been available on CD, LP, streaming and download for over 10 years. The album was released in 1996 on Richard D. James' Rephlex label (a.k.a. Aphex Twin) and has not been available on CD, LP, streaming, or download for over 10 years. However, if you listen to "Feed Me Weird Things," which includes songs he wrote when he was only 19 years old, you will understand that the early impulses that drove him back then still drive him today, and that he continues to create unconventional works.The reissue, supervised by Squarepusher himself, is remastered from the original DAT and includes two songs from the B-side of the "Squarepusher Plays..." EP released at the same time, "Theme From Goodbye The 16-page booklet includes self-liner notes, a description of each song with information on the equipment used, and rare photos and notes from the early days of the band, providing background information on the band's early career. One of the reasons why this album is so special and stands out from other good works by other artists of the same era in electronic music at a time when many sub-genres emerged is that Tom Jenkinson, who was strongly influenced by jazz, achieved an innovative fusion of jazz and electronics, and his mastery of the electronic music of that era is evident in this album. This is also one of the reasons why this is the first work by Tom Jenkinson, who was strongly influenced by jazz, and showcased his outstanding bass playing.While the intricately constructed, sometimes super-fast beats were stimulating, the already accomplished bass playing sounded pleasantly appealing and captivated all progressive music fans.

Tracklisting:

1.Squarepusher Theme
2.Tundra
3.The Swifty