Showing posts with label Pitch Twit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pitch Twit. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Black Diamond Bay - Peace (Pitch Twit Bootleg)


Mr. Sidebottom graciously sent us his bootlegged, clubby version of his band's latest track 'Peace'.
I think I'm moreso a fan of the original which you can find here, but a more danceable version is always nice! Thx Tom!


--p.a.t.t.

Monday, September 6, 2010

Pitch Twit - Fine Time feat. Emma Sargison


The latest offering from our buddy Pitch Twit. He's taken the next logical step and brought in a quality vocalist on this one.

A note from the desk of Pitch Twit: 
"All Sic Outfit releases so far are released under Creative Commons licenses and as such are free! Visit the Sic Outfit Sound Cloud 'free tracks' player to get the first six releases - there's no registration needed - just click on the small download arrows. If DJs want WAVs you can get those here."

--p.a.t.t.

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Pitch Twit - Oink



Tom Sidebottom aka Pitch Twit at it again with his 5th release on his Sic Outfit label. A very quirky tune, be sure to listen to this one all the way through before you cast your verdict. It's definitely got an awesome breakbeat throughout, however while it starts out with a pretty gritty electro synth it easily drops into something with a little jazz funk to it. As Tom said, "this track sounds like something Mr. Oizo and Timo Maas might make if they collaborated." A pretty awesome promotional comment if you ask me.


--p.a.t.t.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Impetus - Pitch Twit



I am really enjoying listening to this guy evolve. This time Pitch Twit gives us something with a lot of soul. Electro, techno, but underneath it's a progressive freight train. This track will go over huge with the UK progressive/ prog house DJs. Keep watching this guy, keeps getting better with every production.


--p.a.t.t.

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Pitch Twit - Treatment



An incredible new release from Pitch Twit. I'm really diggin all these deep house releases we're getting. Using his signature bass twists, Tom Sidebottom gives us a look at what he can do with deep house, delivering a spooky and funky space ride. Five thumbs up!


--p.a.t.t.