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    Squarepusher Live on KCRW

    Avant garde electronica pioneer Tom Jenkinson  – aka Squarepusher – likes to create an air of mystery. He opted out of video for his live session with KCRW (we did…

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    By Rachel Reynolds • Sep 11, 2012 • 1 min read

    Squarepusher by Larry Hirshowitz

    Avant garde electronica pioneer Tom Jenkinson – aka Squarepusher – likes to create an air of mystery.

    He opted out of video for his live session with KCRW (we did manage to grab a photo!), but performed two tracks from his new album on Warp Records “Ufabulum”– “Drax 2” and “Dark Steering” that you can hear right here.

    The English artist returned to genres that inspired the early years of his career – Drum & Bass, jungle, and industrial particularly—in his latest work.

    Check out this live session for KCRW and, if you’d like a visual, check out the official video for “Dark Steering” below. Tom did the LED visuals himself!

    Squarepusher – ‘Dark Steering’ taken from forthcoming album ‘Ufabulum’ out 14th/15th May from Warp Records on Vimeo.

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      Rachel Reynolds

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