Feed Me Weird Things
Squarepusher · 1996
66 min · 12 tracks · electronic
A frenetic blend of jazzy basslines and glitchy electronic beats that defy conventional structures.
Why this album works
'Feed Me Weird Things' received critical acclaim for its innovative approach to electronic music, helping to define the 'intelligent dance music' (IDM) genre. It solidified Squarepusher's reputation as a leading artist in the UK electronic scene, influencing future generations of musicians with its intricate compositions and genre-blurring styles.
- Best for
- dynamic exploration of soundscapes wave-like pacing with surprises intricate rhythms for focused listening
- Context
- Released in 1996, 'Feed Me Weird Things' was Squarepusher's debut album under his real name, Tom Jenkinson. At this point in his career, he was establishing himself as a pioneering figure in the electronic music scene, particularly within the drum and bass genre. This album followed several well-received EPs and marked a significant step in showcasing his unique sound and complex musicality.
- Stylistic neighbors
- The Avalanches· Moby· Nicolas Jaar
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Squarepusher Theme Standout 6:20
- 2 Tundra 7:55
- 3 The Swifty Standout 5:20
- 4 Dimotane Co 4:54
- 5 Smedleys Melody 2:33
- 6 Windscale 2 6:35
- 7 North Circular 6:08
- 8 Goodnight Jade 2:45
- 9 Theme From Ernest Borgnine Standout 7:55
- 10 U.F.O.’s Over Leytonstone 6:39
- 11 Kodack 7:14
- 12 Future Gibbon 2:18
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