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Outtanational

Cosmic exploration. Spiritual transformation. Unbridled spontaneity. These are the guiding principles of Pigeon, a psychedelic five-piece rooted in the English seaside town of Margate, yet making music that transcends borders. Pigeon are Falle Nioke (vocals, percussion), Graham Godfrey (drums), Josh Ludow (bass), Steve Pringle (keys, synths) and Tom Dream (guitar), musicians whose combined credits include Little Simz, Michael Kiwanuka, SAULT and Saul Williams.

Their debut album, OUTTANATIONAL, is a thrilling collection of party songs without limits: think William Onyeabor in outer-space or early Hot Chip making motorik afrobeat in a 70s New York loft. Building on a string of acclaimed EPs that have been playlisted on 6Music and led to coveted live slots at UK festivals like Glastonbury, Pigeon have evolved out of Afro-disco territory into something moodier. It’s an expansive record laced with heady krautrock, post-punk and punk-funk, indebted to the power of the groove and questing to find the meaning of home. Pigeon must fly.



STAFF COMMENTS

Barry says: Driving cosmic passages and soaring synth lines, snappy kosmische percussion and distorted vocal snippets, Pigeon present a wonderfully deep and danceable mix of indie, post-punk and afrobeat.

TRACK LISTING

1. NRG
2. Black James Dean
3. Miami
4. Horse With A Blind
5. 117
6. Mirror Test
7. Hype Prototype
8. Future Country
9. Today Is Another Day
10. Caramel

The Pigeon Detectives

Still Not Sorry

20 years into a career of indie bangers and amazing live shows The Pigeon Detectives bring the definitive tracks from across their catalogue onto one album...'Still Not Sorry'

This marble designed record comes as a double vinyl featuring the best of on one disc, and 3 re-works of classic tracks on the second disc. Side D features signatures from the band ETCHED into the record.

The album comes in a gatefold sleeve with previously unseen pictures from the band's history by long-time photographer Justin Slee. 

TRACK LISTING

1. This Is An Emergency
2. I Found Out
3. Wolves
4. Lovers Come And Lovers Go
5. I Don't Mind
6. Take Her Back
7. Everybody Wants Me
8. Romantic Type
9. What Can I Say?
10. Say It Like You Mean It
11. Falling To Pieces
12. Enemy Lines
13. Done In Secret
14. I'm Not Sorry

Pigeon Detectives

TV Show

With platinum and gold selling accolades across their catalogue of 5 albums The Pigeon Detectives return with album 6, an album influenced by their biggest hits but matured beyond them.

Feeling like a band reborn The Pigeon Detectives have never really gone away, having quietly built a resurgent following at headline gigs and festivals across the UK with their high octane live show, the set is peppered with sing-a-long hits that have passed the test of time with flying colours attracting a younger audience to shows alongside a contingent of Pigeon ‘die hards’.

Produced by Rich Turvey (Blossoms / The Courteeners / The Coral / Vistas / Oscar Lang / Jamie Webster) the album holds onto the infectious energy that drove the band to huge audiences on their early records, but has a contemporary feel to the production, arrangements and lyrics reflecting a band that have honed their craft and grown as a band and people.

TRACK LISTING

SIDE A

1. Falling To Pieces
2. Summer Girl
3. Lovers Come And Lovers Go
4. The Warning

SIDE B

1. Dreaming Of A Song
2. I Can't Stop
3. TV Show
4. Would It Be So Bad?
5. Purple Skies

Six Finger Satellite

The Pigeon Is The Most Popular Bird - 30th Anniversary Edition

Sub Pop is thrilled to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Six Finger Satellite’s debut album, The Pigeon Is the Most Popular Bird with a brand new, fully remastered CD and double-LP reissue. Formed in 1990 in Providence, Rhode Island by J. Ryan (singer/keyboards), John MacLean (guitar), Peter Phillips (guitar), Chris Dixon (bass), and Rick Pelletier (drums), Six Finger Satellite quickly signed to Sub Pop for the Weapon EP, which got them their deal despite being a tongue-in-cheek take on the then-current grunge/alt-rock sound. Following Weapon, the band quickly jumped into making their debut full-length with Bob Weston (of Shellac, who later named a single The Bird Is the Most Popular Finger in honor of Six Finger Satellite).

Released in 1993, The Pigeon Is the Most Popular Bird was the first release to truly capture the adventurous, biting spirit and sound of Six Finger Satellite. The album is a landmark of noisy, distressing post-punk, drawing influence from Gang of Four, The Birthday Party, and Wire while adding a healthy dose of the band’s own, unique sonic antagonism. Amongst the brittle rock tracks, The Pigeon Is the Most Popular Bird has dashes of ahead-of-their-time keyboard and studio experiments that became more prominent on the band’s later albums, presaging LCD Soundsystem, DFA Records, and much of the early-2000s post-punk revival.

Pitchfork rightly called The Pigeon Is the Most Popular Bird "one of the best noise-rock records of the 90s," writing that "the transitions from silly to searing highlight Six Finger Satellite’s unpredictable and caustic approach… this was the first of several examples of them spurning underground trends, and their most exhilaratingly bitter pill to swallow.”

TRACK LISTING

1. ..
2. Home For The Holy Day
3. ..
4. Laughing Larry
5. ..
6. Funny Like A Clown
7. ..
8. Deadpan
9. ..
10. Hi-Lo Jerk
11. ..
12. Love (via Satellite)
13. ..
14. Save The Last Dance For Larry
15. ..
16. Solitary Hiro
17. ..
18. Neuro-Harmonic Conspiracy
19. ..
20. Takes One To Know One
21. ..

The fifth album from British indie-rock band, The Pigeon Detectives. The band has returned to their old label 'Dance To The Radio' and have worked with producer Richard Formby. We've got some high hopes for this album and we definitely think it'll be their most reflective and personal one yet.

“On this album we felt we owed it to [our fans] to deliver something real that documents the journey we’ve all been on together. If you listen hard enough and take some time over the record, you’ll realise it’s an ode to everyone that’s ever bought an album or turned up to a show.” - Matt Bowman

TRACK LISTING

1. Wolves
2. Lose Control
3. Munro
4. Enemy Lines
5. Sounding The Alarm
6. Falling In Love
7. A Little Bit Alone
8. Stay With Me
9. Postcards
10. Change My World

The Hundred In The Hands

Pigeons - Inc. Blawan / Walls Remixes

Having presented us with a couple of cross-pollinated underground 12"s previously, The Hundred In The Hands now step things up a bit before the release of their self-titled debut album by bringing us "Pigeons" one of the more upbeat and mainstream cuts from the LP. Indie-pop in the vein of Au Revoir Simone, but with a house-tinted dancefloor edge, the track is an absolute beauty. Obviously we don't escape without a set of alternative reworks, which kick off with a future beats version from Blawan. Percussive and sub-wobbling, this is a must for post-dubstep fans. Walls take over side B with one of their epic ambient-infused tech-house versions for the dancefloor.



Spunge

[spunge] - Live Another Day/Kicking Pigeons

Second single to be released by the UK's top ska-punk band. This double A side CD features the opening track from their album 'Room For Abuse' and a re-recorded version of the dancefloor favourite 'Kicking Pigeons'.


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