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Originally Posted by ZEROpumpkins
I'm relatively sure that if he did it'd be on Wikipedia, being on Warp is a pretty big deal. I'm not saying you're wrong or anything though.
I agree with PAULYBEE when he says he prefers hard Squarepusher to pretentious Jazz Squarepusher.
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Dude, I have been buying this bloke's records since before you were even born. Wankipedia can sod off.
Read this:
In March 1995, Mike signed to Virgin, releasing the Salsa With Mesquite EP and the album In Pine Effect. ("The difference is that where the
Aphex Twin's topographical doodles suggest undiscovered, unpeopled planets of techno, Mu-ziq's approach is a good deal more emotional, attempting to tap into the inner, surfing the soul...This is 'techno' elevated above the more functionalism of the dancefloor, lighting fires in the heart and painting pictures for the mind's eye." - Melody Maker).
This year also saw the genesis of 'Jake Slazenger', one of Mike's numerous pseudonyms with the acclaimed future-past Casio jazz-funk of the 'Makesaracket' album on Clear. 1996 saw Paradinas join forces with Richard James for Aphex's one and only collaboration album Mike and Rich on Rephlex;
it was also the year that Mike signed to Warp for his second Jake Slazenger album: Das Ist Ein Groovy Beat, Ja.
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