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- Summary: The second full-length release for Squarepusher and his band Shobaleader One features live versions of 11 tracks from his back catalogue.
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- Record Label: Warp
- Genre(s): Electronic, Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Electronic, IDM, Experimental Electro, Jungle/Drum'n'Bass, Experimental Jungle, Drill'n'bass
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Mar 17, 2017The entire album is exhilarating from top to bottom, and is easily the most exciting Squarepusher-related release in at least a decade.
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Mar 27, 2017Some of his trademark glitchiness is gone, but it's replaced with masterfully skillful composition and delivery and, like a Squarepusher record, Elektrac does not simply fade in the background; rather it requires an active listener and results in total appreciation of the talent.
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Mar 17, 2017It's an expertly recorded, dynamically performed and totally fun celebration of some of his best work, especially for those who cherish his earlier material.
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Mar 17, 2017It is one of those rare albums where the playing sounds, at times, beyond the evolutionary capabilities of humans. It also proves what a talent the man behind Squarepusher is and how he has consistently challenged the expectations of what jazz can bring to electronic music and what electronic music can bring to jazz.
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Mar 17, 2017While it’s laudable that Jenkinson is always moving, never resting, Elektrac feels a bit of a sideshow: a flexing of technique with little to display but its own shiny spectacle.
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The WireAug 8, 2017In flashes it could be a parallel universe in which Mahavishnu Orchestra ended up inventing Japanese city pop: a luxuriously hi-tech vision of urban utopia. But just as often it has the futile atmosphere of those projects in which string quartets would perform Aphex Twin. [May 2017, p.61]
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