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The Egg & Greg Hunter EP On The Horizon

The Egg play live rocktronic, funk and house inspired big textural dance music, using electronic and live instruments with video triggers, samples and live and vocodered vocals. Their music is influenced by everything around them and inspired by artists such as Pink Floyd, Funkadelic, DFA Records, New Order, Underworld, and the shoegazing/nu-gaze scene.

Their upcoming fifth album Galactic Love Machine is produced and co-written with Greg Hunter (The Orb, Dubsahara, Crowded House). The Horizons EP by The Egg and Greg Hunter, is out soon, with ‘The Sun is flat’, ‘The Earth is round’ , ‘Psyfunk’(bonus from psyfunk ep), remixes and ‘The sun is flat’ live.

The band are well known on the UK festival circuit, but fit just as comfortably into the club scene and recently enjoyed a worldwide hit with the massive Tocadisco electro-house remix of their Air-like 'Walking Away' and the David Guetta bootleg of the same track that followed. They reached no.3 in the Uk charts, no.1 in Spain for 6 weeks, and enjoyed the biggest dance tune in the world overall in sales.

They have played throughout Europe, Australia and Brazil, and have recently been focusing on the USA where they completed their 6th US tour and 14th visit there in 2015. They were welcomed into the US Jam Band Scene populated by bands such as Phish, Lotus, Disco Biscuits, playing comfortably alongside the scene's largest acts.

Horizons E.P. Tracklist:

1. The Sun is flat

2. Earth is round

3. Psyfunk

4. The Sun is flat ambient mix

5. The Earth is round ambient mix

6. The Earth is round (cubic moon mix)

7. The Sun Is Flat (Live)

8. Algy Strutt’s Heliocentric Mix

 

 

Aussie Experimentalists Back With Album, Video & Tour

 

Australian trio PVT (previously known as Pivot) have shared a new video for their recent single 'Another Life'. Their album New Spirit is due on February 17 via Felte. They have also just announced European tour dates with a London show on April 14 at Kamio.

PVT is an act that's embraced technology at every turn and their uncompromised songwriting and musical understanding have seen their first four albums released to global acclaim. They've been all over, both on their own steam and in the support of acts like The Arctic Monkeys, Gary Numan, Warpaint, Bloc Party, and Gotye.

2017 sees Dave Miller, along with brothers Richard & Laurence Pike, return with their fifth album. New Spirit suggests a reunion in what has become a hotbed for political and cultural intolerance:  The New Australia. The country has succumbed to divisive politics and irrational fear. Obvious fraud and immorality driven by a gutless media and an indifferent public. Sound familiar?

But on the fringe, there is a new movement. One that's gathering steam. It's hopeful. Beautiful. Confronting in its peaceful spirit. This is PVT's home town and they're back to set things straight. Their uncompromising approach to musical self-determination has seen them battling labels, trends and sometimes their own audience, but the content has never been this sharp, and especially never this political.

New Spirit track list:

01. Spirit Of The Plains

02. A Feeling You Can Find

03. Salt Lake Heart

04. Interlude

05. Another Life

06. Fool in Rain II

07. Morning Mist, Rock Island Bend

08. Kangaroo

09. Murder Mall

10. New Spirit

11. Fake Sun In China

 

See PVT live:

19.04 London, UK @ Kamio

21.04 Gent, BE @ Charlatan

22.04 Esch-sur-Alzette, LU @ Kulturfabrik (Out of The Crowd Festival)

25.04 Toulouse, FR @ Metronum

26.04 Bordeaux, FR @ Iboat

27.04 Limoges, FR @ La Fourmi

28.04 Paris, FR @ Le Point Ephemere (PZZLE Festival)

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