New Squarepusher album can be downloaded now
Get Just A Souvenir today

Squarepusher's new album isn't officially being released until October 27, but fans who want to get it early can actually download it right now.
The record, Just A Souvenir, is available exclusively though online music store Bleep. It has to be purchased as a 'bundle' - the tracks can't be bought individually - and is being offering in DRM-free 320kbp/s MP3 and lossless FLAC formats. Both versions cost £6.99.
If you want to preview the album, clips of it are being streamed on the Squarepusher website.
As previously reported, Just a Souvenir was inspired by a bizarre daydream that Tom Jenkinson (the man who is Squarepusher) had earlier this year.
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