
Album · 2015
Damogen Furies
by Squarepusher
Damogen Furies is a 2015 electronic album by Squarepusher. It runs 8 tracks across 44 minutes on Warp.
Electronic · Idm · Drill And Bass
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- 72 /100
- 8 critics
- 8
- Tracks
- 44 min
- Runtime
- 83 bpm
- Tempo
- A# minor
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- Record Collector4/5
- Uncut4/5
- NME8/10
- Pitchfork7.3/10
- AllMusic3.5/5
- Exclaim!7/10
- Resident Advisor3.3/5
- The Guardian3/5
- Metacriticaggregate73/100
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- Photography
- Timothy Saccenti
Tracklist
8 tracks · 44 min
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"Damogen Furies" is the fourteenth studio album of British electronic musician Squarepusher. It was released on 20 April 2015 on the Warp label. Daryl Keating of Exclaim! wrote that Damogen Furies is "a scattershot release, but one that's definitely worth exploring," citing "a return to the jazz-fuelled, IDM-inflected drum & bass of Squarepusher's heyday" while also remaining "stuck in the fantasy world that has marred his last few releases."
In brief
- When was Damogen Furies released?
- Damogen Furies was released in 2015 on Warp.
- How many tracks are on Damogen Furies?
- Damogen Furies has 8 tracks, with a runtime of 44 minutes.
- What genre is Damogen Furies?
- Damogen Furies is catalogued under Electronic, Idm, Drill And Bass.
- What BPM is Damogen Furies?
- Damogen Furies runs at a median tempo of 83 BPM across its tracks, most often in A# minor, measured from audio analysis.
- What albums are similar to Damogen Furies?
- Listeners of Damogen Furies also rate NTS Session 2 by Autechre, Syro by Aphex Twin, Music Has the Right to Children by Boards of Canada.





