- No Frills (Pitch Twit Remix) Artwork
No Frills (Pitch Twit Remix) Uploaded by pitchtwit Start following on September 07, 2009 21:40
Pitch Twit's remix of Prod's track - No Frills. - Bulletproof (feat. J Dog) Artwork
Bulletproof (feat. J Dog) Uploaded by pitchtwit Start following on September 07, 2009 16:06
'Bulletproof' is a Nu Disco track, in the same vain as the works of Justice or Simian Mobile Disco. It has a raw power to it that is truly uplifting. - Pieces of 4 Artwork
Pieces of 4 Uploaded by pitchtwit Start following on September 07, 2009 11:15
'Pieces of 4' shows off Pitch Twit's creative brilliance, with signature beeps and tweeps a permanent fixture. This track is more dance-based, with constant drum loops behind the fluctuating electronic riffs and bursts of noise, but the track is much longer and experimental. - Sidewards Artwork
Sidewards Uploaded by pitchtwit Start following on September 07, 2009 08:55
'Sidewards' opens with a short and sharp burst of electronic bends with spurts of electric noise. This quickly leads into a laid back series of electronic rise and falls before descending again into synthesised organised madness. Think Mr Oizo-injected with a high dose of funk and random tremblin...
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Pitch Twit is the sucker-punch pseudonym on Yorkshire music producer Tom Sidebottom.
Pitch Twit’s signature has to be his twisting electro bass lines, which rise and fall as synthesised organised madness. Although coming from a classical music background, the synthesized bleeps and wobbles squeezing out of the speakers during ‘3 Bar Fire’ releases - ‘Sidewards’ and ‘Pieces Of 4’ (2009) - show Pitch Twit’s knack for electronic dance music - twisting sounds and melody to accentuate his percussive thumps.
Pitch Twit’s EP release with 3 Bar Fire Times turned quite a few heads, receiving radio play from Huw Stephens and earning reviews and comments from The Times who dubbed it "Memorably mad electro”, Track it Down who considered the two tracks to be “future anthems” and Daily Music Guide who found it “strangely alluring and addictive”.
