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The new set goes just far enough beyond the call of duty to warrant repeat listens.
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Q MagazineThe sheer speed can be exhilarating, but changes of pace... are disappointingly few and far between. [Nov 2006, p.149]
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New Musical Express (NME)There's still signs of the nutso techno loony who prompted NME to invent the term 'drill'n'bass' back in the mid-'90s. [14 Oct 2006, p.35]
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If you haven't encountered Jenkinson's strange world of jazz-fusion-hardcore before, this is a decent starting point, and if you're more into the jazz funk than the digital hardcore, this is one of his less abrasive outings.
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Paste MagazineHello Everything is short on revelations but not quality. [Dec 2006, p.97]
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UrbWhile Hello Everything is everything you'd expect a Squarepusher LP to be, therein lies the problem: It's exactly everything you'd expect a Squarepusher album to be. [Oct 2006, p.130]
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UncutThere's a self-indulgence at play when can become aggravating. [Nov 2006, p.128]
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Alternative PressThe songs sound more like a collection of B-sides than a new album. [Dec 2006, p.206]
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Hello Everything is his most disappointing release yet.
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