Squarepusher shares excellent new single: 'Nervelevers' - watch the video!

Squarepusher aka UK artist Tom Jenkinson will return with a new album “Be Up A Hello” on the 31st of January via Warp Records. His new single, “Nervelevers,” is out now. A video has also been released and can be viewed below.

“Nervelevers” breakneck breakbeats recall classic moments from Squarepusher’s much-loved catalogue, which coupled with its blistering acid line also exemplifies the influence his formative years in the Essex rave scene had on the new LP.

For those who don’t know Squarepusher, a disgrace if you don’t, here’s some info. His music spans several genres, including drum and bass, IDM, jazz, and electroacoustic music and his recordings are typified by a combination of electronic sound sources, live instrumental playing, and digital signal processing. He is also the brother of Ceephax Acid Crew (Andrew Jenkinson).

Squarepusher on tour

You can see Squarepusher at work live as well:

31st Jan – CTM Festival, Berlin – Germany
14th March – Bangface Weekender, Southport – UK
Thu 9th April – Royale, Boston – USA
Sat 11th April – Brooklyn Steel, NYC – USA
Tue 14th April – SAT, Montreal – Canada
Wed 15th April – Danforth, Toronto – Canada
Thu 16th April – St. Andrews, Detroit – USA
Fri 17th April – Metro, Chicago – USA
Sun 19th April – Bluebird Theater, Denver – USA
Wed 22nd April – Neumos, Seattle – USA
Thu 23rd April – Wonder Ballroom, Portland – USA
Fri 24th April – The Midway, SF – USA
Sat 25th April – 1720, LA – USA
1st May – LEV Festival, Gijon – Spain
8th May – Les Nuits Botanique, Brussels – Belgium
9th May – Melkweg, Amsterdam – Netherlands
13th May – Brudenell, Leeds – UK
14th May – Concorde2, Brighton – UK
15th May – Roundhouse, London – UK

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