Video: Squarepusher - 'Drax 2' taken from forthcoming album 'Ufabulum' out 14th/15th May

Squarepusher drops another track from his forthcoming album on Warp Records, Ufabulum. It's set to drop next week. You can catch Tom Jenkinson going into detail about this new album, his art, and music in general in t his new mini-documentary produced by the Creator's Project .

I don't really think a introduction is needed for the one and only Squarepusher. His album 'Ufabulum' will be coming out on the 15th of May (On Warp) accompanied by a very special... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Ahead of the album's release on May 15, the second track from Squarepusher's Ufabulum is now available. The first, "Dark Steering," was ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/media /squarepusher/drax-2/64741/

Squarepusher  has unleashed another track from his new LP,  Ufabulum , due out May 15th via Warp. Following the lead single and video  "Dark Steering" , the seven-minute album track "Drax 23 is streaming below. Squarepusher had this to say of "Drax 23: "As a boy I had a Ladybird book about power stations that I used to re-read every day. I'm obsessed with electrical energy and especially in the vast quantities generated by power stations. The sound of the massive electric motor from a fairground Ferris Wheel has always stayed humming in my head and lots of my [...]

Squarepusher's new album Ubafululm arrives through Warp Records in a few weeks on May 15th, and so far we've already heard one track from it, the thumping "Dark Steering." Today we get to hear "Drax 2," a track extending beyond seven minutes that marries the erratic and the serene elements of Squarepushers sound together in a seamless manner that leaves us with one of the most expansive and exciting tracks we've heard from the man in years. Check it out below.

More new Squarepusher from new album Ufabulum . Business as usual = an orgy of bleepy schizo off-kilter but edifying synth nonsense and acid noise. Hit play and revel in the madness for seven and a half minutes. The noise explained by Tom Jenkinson: "As a boy I had a Ladybird book about power stations that I used to re-read every day. I'm obsessed with electrical energy and especially in the vast quantities generated by power stations. The sound of the massive electric motor from a fairground Ferris Wheel has always stayed humming in [...]