About this album
Where they were
When 'Hello Everything' was released in 2006, Squarepusher, the alias of Tom Jenkinson, was well-established in the electronic music scene, having released a series of influential albums since the late 1990s. This album followed his 2005 release 'Fat Controller,' showcasing his continued evolution as an artist focused on blending complex rhythms with rich melodies.
Why it matters
'Hello Everything' received critical acclaim, noted for its inventive soundscapes and innovative production techniques. It solidified Squarepusher's reputation in the electronic genre and influenced a wave of artists exploring similar avant-garde electronic compositions.
Essential tracks
- "Hello Meow" — This opening track sets the tone with its playful yet intricate layers, featuring whimsical melodies over dynamic rhythms.
- "Planetarium" — A standout piece that exemplifies Squarepusher's ability to fuse ambient textures with driving beats, creating a cosmic journey through sound.
- "The Modern Bass Guitar" — This track showcases Jenkinson's virtuosity on the bass guitar, blending jazz influences with electronic elements in a captivating manner.
- "Rotate Electrolyte" — With its complex time signatures and energetic pace, this track is a perfect representation of Squarepusher's innovative approach to rhythm and melody.
Release Date
October 16, 2006
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Hello Meow 4:31
- 2 Theme From Sprite 2:57
- 3 Bubble Life 2:53
- 4 Planetarium 6:09
- 5 Vacuum Garden 6:02
- 6 Circlewave 2 3:53
- 7 Cronecker King 0:48
- 8 Rotate Electrolyte 7:48
- 9 Welcome to Europe 4:32
- 10 Plotinus 7:36
- 11 The Modern Bass Guitar 5:38
- 12 Orient Orange 10:54
