Feed Me Weird Things

Tom Jenkinson arrived with a project that combined jazz influences with extreme electronic rhythms. The result is a work characterized by fast breakbeats and liquid bass patterns that possess a human quality despite their technical nature. This release represents a significant point for the mid-nineties electronic scene.

Recorded for the Rephlex label, the album captures the experimental push of the period. It shows the limits of hardware use, creating a style that is both frantic and melodic. The music focuses on pushing equipment to its capacity, resulting in a dense, precise collection of work that maintains a balance between chaos and structure.