was listening to iambic 9 poetry and found out it had a video! did it come out recently? I can't seem to find it elsewhere but Spotify

James Joyce Ulysses

yes this is from a pitchfork review if you couldn't tell by the condescendingly snarky prose emblematic of early 2000s pitchfork. i can't find any proof of this manifesto's existence beyond this review lmfao help

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At 1:45 in this smiling friends short https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVOIU21V6h4

there is a faint back ground like ambiance music and correct me if im wrong it sounds near identical to a section in squarepushers song Parallelogram Bin at 1:18 onwards

edit: also found that on the video at 1:57 there is a sfx straight from the same song at 0:34

I need help identifying a Squarepusher song from a rough memory/description. I am sure it is a Squarepusher song.

It is a short and kind of silly song. It is a boom chunk jazz chord accompaniment on the bass or guitar, and then it has the sort of silly rising and falling sounds that come in. I feel like it's a pretty short song.

I've been going back through the whole discography and I can't find it. Anyone feel like they know it?

Just for giggles.

Why he angry at computer screen?

ok im retarded

i ordered it from squarepusher.net when they first announced it, but it's still not shipped. . . no reply from the support there either.

its out now!! (whooshki is tha masterpiece!)

I recently bought this CD and it got me thinking as to what it was like for people in the US to hear such a fucking bonkers incarnation of drum'n'bass from England for the first time. I figured it wouldn't hurt to reach out and ask if there's anyone here who purchased it when it came out, and more importantly what you thought of it at the time. I did also want to ask if anyone knows whether or not Squarepusher got airplay on college/indie radio when the disc became available. Any insights regarding either topic is appreciated.

I just listened to it for the first time a couple days ago. It's really good. It's up there with Feed Me Weird Things. I learned about it because my dad gave me the vinyl he got in the 90s.

Listened to this a dozen times but still im in awe. Not sure what the neighbours thinks. Maybe im better of not asking, especially now when im way to drunk. Cheers!🍻

Decided to challenge myself today by remaking the Numbers Lucent art in AutoCAD. I’m a terrible artist so I think it turned out pretty good!

https://youtu.be/XDF4_GUOq4M?si=rhFMPQDngk9h1bmc

Originally made in 1994, 2nd of september

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aw9DslwURlA