Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Tracklist:
Star Time 2 - 0:00
The Coathanger - 5:02
Open Society - 9:05
A Real Woman - 10:10 (fav song)
Delta-V - 13:14
Aqueduct - 17:22
Potential Govaner - 19:00 (fav song)
Planet Gear - 21:11
Tensor In Green - 25:14
The Glass Road (fav song) - 28:56
Fluxgate - 36:06
Duotone Moonbeam - 37:14 (fav song)
Quadrature - 39:41
Yes Sequitur - 43:01
Squarepusher Discord - discord.gg/5RAVCmK75Q
From bleep.com:
bleep.com/release/6153-squarepusher-just-a-souvenir
Inspired by a daydream, Squarepusher’s 2008 LP Just A Souvenir moves into improvisational, future jazz territory with both live instrumentation and electronic production working in perfect harmony. Opening up is ‘Star Time 2’, a catchy piece that centres on a playful synth melody followed by the funky bass in ‘The Coathanger’ and ‘Open Society’ where Jenkinson demonstrates his deft guitar play. Things get grungier on ‘Planet Gear’ where wailing guitar chords are layered over drum fills and heavily processed bass slaps whereas ‘Duotone Moonbeam’ covers jazzier ground with its electrified bass guitar play.
I don't own nor have the rights of the making of Squarepusher (Tom Jenkinson) and/or Warp Records.
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Tracklist:
Star Time 2 - 0:00
The Coathanger - 5:02
Open Society - 9:05
A Real Woman - 10:10 (fav song)
Delta-V - 13:14
Aqueduct - 17:22
Potential Govaner - 19:00 (fav song)
Planet Gear - 21:11
Tensor In Green - 25:14
The Glass Road (fav song) - 28:56
Fluxgate - 36:06
Duotone Moonbeam - 37:14 (fav song)
Quadrature - 39:41
Yes Sequitur - 43:01
Squarepusher Discord - discord.gg/5RAVCmK75Q
From bleep.com:
bleep.com/release/6153-squarepusher-just-a-souvenir
Inspired by a daydream, Squarepusher’s 2008 LP Just A Souvenir moves into improvisational, future jazz territory with both live instrumentation and electronic production working in perfect harmony. Opening up is ‘Star Time 2’, a catchy piece that centres on a playful synth melody followed by the funky bass in ‘The Coathanger’ and ‘Open Society’ where Jenkinson demonstrates his deft guitar play. Things get grungier on ‘Planet Gear’ where wailing guitar chords are layered over drum fills and heavily processed bass slaps whereas ‘Duotone Moonbeam’ covers jazzier ground with its electrified bass guitar play.
I don't own nor have the rights of the making of Squarepusher (Tom Jenkinson) and/or Warp Records.
Follow me on twitter! (or don't, your choice)
twitter.com/NocturnusPavor
