About this album
Where they were
When 'Go Plastic' was released in 2001, Squarepusher was already a prominent figure in the electronic music scene, following his acclaimed album 'Hard Normal Daddy' from 1997. This album marked a continued evolution in his sound, showcasing a more playful and experimental approach to drum and bass and electronic music.
Why it matters
'Go Plastic' received critical acclaim upon release, praised for its innovative sound design and intricate compositions. The album's single, 'My Red Hot Car,' became a notable track on radio playlists, further solidifying Squarepusher's reputation and influence within the electronic music community.
Essential tracks
- "My Red Hot Car" — This track captures the playful yet complex nature of Squarepusher's work, blending catchy hooks with intricate rhythms.
- "The Exploding Psychology" — A standout piece showcasing Squarepusher's signature blend of frenetic beats and emotive melodies, making it emblematic of the album's character.
- "Go! Spastic" — This track exemplifies the album's experimental edge, pushing the boundaries of rhythm and electronic composition with its chaotic energy.
- "Boneville Occident" — With its immersive soundscapes and intricate layering, this track highlights Squarepusher's ability to meld complexity with accessibility.
Release Date
June 25, 2001
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 My Red Hot Car 4:42
- 2 Boneville Occident 4:50
- 3 Go! Spastic 6:21
- 4 Metteng Excuske V1.2 1:08
- 5 The Exploding Psychology 6:43
- 6 I Wish You Could Talk 4:53
- 7 Greenways Trajectory 7:10
- 8 Tommib 1:19
- 9 My Fucking Sound 7:05
- 10 Plaistow Flex Out 4:28
