Talk:Go Plastic

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go plastic might be the album that showed the world who Squarepusher really was; from abstract electronica to "musique concrete" tunes, he knows how to blow our brains out and then back in to understand, somehow, what music can be; there also are strong coolest tunes such as "my red hot car" which starts the album, a little story of rithm. He showed the way to an incredible abstract style, and the next album (do you know squarepusher 2001) would be the next big step in his music.