SquarepusherBest Squarepusher Albums Ranked

Be Up a Hello

loudandquiet

8.0

“‘Comfy’ is a descriptor you might not expect for a Squarepusher album. Free Jazz, rotted electronic textures and heady drum and bass aren’t usually a warm embrace, but to hear a restlessly inventive artist like Tom Jenkinson return to his old stomping grounds (of fifteen albums ago) is definitely that. He’s spent his long, lauded career tinkering with new sounds and softwares, jumping from IDM to ”

Be Up a Hello

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Squarepusher returns to form with the excellent Be Up A Hello”

Be Up a Hello

exclaim

8.0

“Whether you can consider this old-school, new-school, or somewhere in between scarcely matters. What we have here is yet another brain-melting album from an artist who refuses to stand still.”

Damogen Furies

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Squarepusher pushes the square harder than ever”

My Red Hot Car

pitchfork

8.0

“You know, this is a pretty good time to be alive. We're at least a generation past a major war, and (hopefully) a few more generations away from global apocalypse. Tasty mass-produced food products are cheap and plentiful. Computers almost work, sometimes. And electronic musicians are beginning to look to other forms of music for sources of sound and inspiration, resulting in some pretty goddamned”

Ultravisitor

pitchfork

7.9

“All good things come to an end. Even as I flinch writing something so ridden with cliché, its annoyingly enduring truth rips my good intentions to shreds. This is a by-product of clarity, of waking up, and a built-in mantra for growing up, just like you probably heard your mom say when the ice cream melted or you got caught with pot under your bed. It's just a stupid part of life, like all the oth”