squarepusher pearsquasher, the most beautiful track i've ever made

I made a track inspired by squarepusher a couple of years ago, and it's the most flowing and beautiful track i think i've ever made...

I never finished it, but it's just sitting on my hard-drive waiting to be listened to so i thought i'd share it with you lovely peeps.

it's very ambient, with complex beats and a simple bassline (real bass! :omg: ) and a sound carved from white noise that sounds like breathing. I'd love you lot to check it out because even though I've made 100 better and more complex tracks it's still the one i go back to and think... man, that was it.... just for the first section.

have a listen!

Owen

welcome to the machine - pearsquasher

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=188287

Lovley melodies here, develops pretty beutiful.

Niceone

wohhh i liked propaganda. Are you sure you're not []pusher in disguise?

"pearsquasher" literally made me lol, that would be a fantastic parody electronic music name

nice track as well!

Its vaguely similar. I wouldn't say it sounded too much like Squarepusher. Yeah its an obvious comparison of course but the notation and feel is somewhat different.

yeah good work... i think i prefered propaganda to this song however... the live bass work is really impressive.

Very cool bass and drums.

The section at about 2:30 is my favourite. Great atmosphere.

Good job.You can certainly hear the SP influence, but it's really quite good.

Bravo.

Hey, cheers everyone for the great comments, i'm glad i've finally done something to share this track as it's been sitting on my HD for three years or something!

A Man Who Looked like you - yeah, there actually is a guy who calls himself pearsquasher who dj's electronic music i think (he may be a producer as well...), but i claim first rights to the name :wink2:

promo - yeah, it's not really a sound-like, more an inspired-by. it was one of the first tracks I done where i got the drums sounding varied yet tight, and hence i made the pusher comparison. that, and at the time i was probably spending 4 or 5 of my waking hours listening to squarepusher a day and musically it was all i really had on my mind :laughing:

brianellis - cheers man, yeah, propoganda is about a year down the line from pearsquasher, and i was more comfortable with producing etc. so i could create something a bit more interesting. and I had made the switch from cooledit/fruity to cubase so i was revelling in the increased freedom that gave me! still didn't have a soundcard mind, hence the rather shitty quality of the bass recording in both tracks!

thanks very much to everyone that listened, i appreciate it muchly!

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ya, in parts this ditty is pretty sweet. the first 90 secs sound a bit lame. but the new drums at 2. something really liven things up. last main snare need more EMPHASIS too weak. overall pretty enjoyable. nice post.

i enjoy the kick drum work throughout... its often forgotten that the takkylike kicks are what makes that amout of snare work.... great bass line too... especially the end

cheers everyone!

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really fucking beautiful work... i wish there would be an unfiltered, heavy amen entering at around 2:40, since i'm not a HUGE fan of the drums layering on top there.. but it's brilliant stuff anyway, great job!

Yeah, very good job here. Enjoyed it!

Squarepusheresque indeed! Lovely chords and melodies. I like the scuffling type drums. 2.43 - after it kicks in - fantastic!

Yeah that WAS a great track... really nice progression. It's not squarepushery to the point of a ripoff... which of course, is a good thing.

Nothing really that I can think of to critique... it's a very nice track.

this somehow didn't hit my beauty-appreciation-nerve. it's got those UV keys that i love. i'd rather listen to tommib help buss or iambic 9 poetry. very similar sound but the melodies aren't as good (i don't even like UV that much, other than some of the melodies). EDIT: the melodies are good though

very impressive production.