This song was available exclusively on the b-side to their new single "Duet" on 7" vinyl format. "Duet" is released this week.
Jeremy Pritchard has spoken about the new instrumental track and said:
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Jeremy Pritchard has spoken about the new instrumental track and said:
"This track came about initially during a session with David Kosten at the very end of 2011. The idea was to spend three or four days in the studio but bring no prepared material, just work off the gear and see where it lead. I started with a Jupiter 8 synth arpeggiating at random, then David and I cut various loops out of it and added a few clicks whirrs. It remained in this state for over a year. We had always liked the loops (which we essentially regarded as an aping of Kraftwerk), though we had never found a home for it, so we just decided to make a very minimal instrumental out of it. I think I'm right in saying it's the first Everything Everything instrumental. Michael and I finished it with our friend Brometer (who had already remixed Cough Cough for us) at his studio in Chester, forming a structure, adding bits n pieces, including a piano with a tea towels wedged in it.Follow / [FACEBOOK]
Its cold calculation is sort of antithetical to its host A-Side too, which appeals to us too. Gotta keep it varied..."
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