Pixel_Grip-Heavy_Handed-WEB-2019-BEAMS

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MP3/FLAC

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BEAMS

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102,58 MB

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16

Date

2019-04-14

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ARTIST.....:    Pixel Grip
TITLE......:    Heavy Handed
LABEL......:    Feeltrip Records
GENRE......:    Synthpop
RIP DATE...:    2019-04-14
RETAIL DATE:    2019-04-12
RUNTIME....:    44:31
SIZE.......:    102,45 MB
QUALITY....:    320Kbps 44.1kHz
ENCODER/CODEC:  LAME - MP3 (MPEG-2 AUDIO LAYER 3)
URL........:    https://play.google.com/store/music/album?id=Btylhrixpzmvienf6pekdi7v4uq

Track List:

01. Tell Him Off                                      4:00
02. Tyler Take                                        1:12
03. Can't Compete                                     5:13
04. Diamonds                                          5:06
05. Golden Moses                                      3:05
06. Twentyfour                                        3:09
07. Plastic Enemies                                   2:24
08. Body Like That                                    5:37
09. Soft Peaks                                        4:28
10. Lady Beijing                                      5:23
11. Right Side                                        4:54

Release Notes:

https://pixelgrip.bandcamp.com/

Heavy Handed feels like getting in on Chicago's best
kept secret. Rita Lukea, Jonathon Freund, and Tyler
Ommen developed their debut LP over the past two years
recording at Decade Music Studios and playing tirelessly
at venues like Thalia Hall, word of mouth underground
electro dance parties, and on festival stages. Rita
opens the album singing "So come on baby walk through
the door / I meant to let you in". With Pixel Grip's
Heavy Handed it's a synthpop paradise beyond heaven.

Rita's dynamic, boundless voice guides Jonathon's lush
analog synth arrangements and Tyler's tight,
irresistible drum grooves to form a sound that
transcends any one place or time. Heavy Handed melds
Chicago house, French electronica, and Hi-NRG while Rita
dazzles with strong, clean pop melodies dipped in
eroticism which at times boil over into ecstatic
otherworldly babble. "Soft Peaks" is perfectly at home
being played at a European discotheque, and "Diamonds"
makes them a perfect pair with bands like Little Dragon
or Holy F*ck.

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