Sneaker Pimps have at last released their long-awaited fourth album, ‘Squaring The Circle’. The 16 track album was formally announced this May, several years after co-founders Chris Corner and Liam Howe confirmed suspicions that they were working on a new album. The expansive project is the first major release from Sneaker Pimps since 2002’s ‘Bloodsport’, and has been written in various intervals since then. It’s an album free from the confines of a single moment in time or a single genre, but that maintains a contemporary edge throughout. 'Squaring The Circle’ is an album of atmospheric sound designs and sophisticated chord progressions. It takes the listener through the emotional doom-funk sounds of Alibis, to brutal resonances in Stripes, and into emotional ballads during the title track. Chris Corner and featured artist Simonne Jones combine their vocal talents in acrobatic melodies, while backed by the clever samplings that Sneaker Pimps are known for. Liam Howe and Chris Corner continue to solidify their place as industry influencers in sonic composition and production. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.