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The sheer size of Hello Everything's scope dictates it's a bit of a sprawling beast, more a collection of moments than a cohesive record. Nonetheless, it's a consistently enthralling listen.
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This is a promising album, one which refines prior approaches and shows what Jenkinson has learned and incorporated into his arsenal in the last few years, presented in a careful, focused package.
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Under The RadarModern compositions that sometimes defy logic and sound. [#15]
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Once again this is a thought provoking and stimulating listen from Squarepusher, continually developing his style and surprising in his lightness of touch and inclusion of Latin and funk influences.
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For the most part, this is Squarepusher on full beam and Hello Everything is a thing of unbridled joy.
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This... might just be too scatterbrained for its own good.
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It's certainly not a perfect album, but Hello Everything represents the pinnacle of performance from electronic music's most thoroughly developed mind.
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Squarepusher's wide range is bound to disappoint some listeners.
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There's little that sounds really new here.
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Despite the inconsistencies, Hello Everything is one of the best things that Jenkinson has done in some time.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 9 out of 11
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Mixed: 2 out of 11
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Negative: 0 out of 11
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TimCDec 24, 2006An altogether solid album with at least a couple amazing tracks. It's one of the better albums of the year.
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AlexADec 2, 2006Interesting but soulless stuff. "Ultravisitor" was far much better.
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RMOct 25, 2006