Repeat To Fade (EP), by Amongst the Pigeons

Repeat To Fade (EP)

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	1.	Mocha To Go 02:40
	2.	Michael Jackson's Last Waltz 03:16
	3.	The Latin Word For Amusement 04:24
	4.	The Darker Side Of ... 02:32
	5.	The Kids Of Today 02:18
	6.	Urban Garden [pest control mix] 02:14

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REPEAT TO FADE EP (2010)

** Sound Advise (Isaac Ashe) **
BRIGHTON beatmaker Amongst The Pigeon's Repeat To Fade EP is worth playing over again.
A more sturdy, flowing collection than his eclectic LP Music To Brush Your Teeth To, the six-track release starts slow with ambient Mocha To Go and then progresses nicely throughout.
A little of the comical quirkiness of previous Amongst The Pigeons has been lost, and any song about a waltz such as Michael Jackson's Last Waltz should surely be three beats-per-minute, harrumph.
But nevertheless with tracks like the moody The Darker Side Of... and skankin' The Kids Of Today this excellent collection should be racing into your collection.

** Tasty Fanzine (James Borland) **
Right from the off Amongst The Pigeons’ use off ‘found sounds’ is evident: Opening song ‘Mocha To Go’ uses audio recorded at Belfast Airport to create the backdrop for this dark and intense start to the EP. It’s the perfect opening for what is to come, almost an “are you sitting comfortably? Then I’ll begin…” type of track. It settles you in your seat ready for the fifteen minutes of lo-fi electronica that follows. That’s not to say that the EP lacks energy, it is in fact very powerful and energetic at times. However it doesn’t make you want to dance around the room - it’s the sort of thing you could stick on after a night out and relax to.

The influences in the music are very obvious, weird break beats like Aphex Twin, deep house moments like Orbital and spoken word and synth pads like Art of Noise. But it doesn’t sound like any of those artists, it sounds very unique. Maybe it’s down to its simplicity, or maybe it’s because Amongst The Pigeons is like a culmination of all of those influences rather than just one or the other. Either way, ‘Repeat to fade’ is a brilliantly interesting EP. 9/10

** Brighton Source (NC) **
Post-party mash-up music is the snappy soundbite accompanying this strange release, although anyone hoping to come down gently to its tonal niceties is likely to spiral back into a giddy hallucinogenic whirl. Eerie spoken vocals vie with dark electronic beats and everyday soundscapes, from Belfast airport to a gaggle of pissed-up teens, creating an uneasy yet wholly compelling package from the deepest recesses of the artistic psyche. ‘Michael Jackson’s Last Waltz’, in particular, sums up what one would imagine a remotely administered overdose might indeed feel like – pretty damn bloody spooky we’d imagine.

**Tuna The Day (Ade) **
Love it! .... Like a dark Mr Scruff.

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released July 19, 2010

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Amongst the Pigeons Lancing, UK

In simple terms, Amongst The Pigeons is an electronica artist.

It is only when you try going beyond that simple description, you come to realise there is nothing straightforward about Amongst The Pigeons.

Words like ‘individual, inspiring, lofi, playful, psychedelic, quirky, weird and wonky’ have all been used to try and explain what is going on, but maybe somethings should not be pigeon-holed. ... more