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5. Pattern Is Movement - "Enjoy"

5. Pattern Is Movement - "Enjoy"

Pattern Is Movement On "Enjoy"
"Björk's music informs nearly every one of Pattern is Movement's songs. We've always been completely enamored with her ability to combine universe-sized grandness with the intimacy of lips on your ear. We are thrilled to be a part of this love letter to her. Our approach was to substitute the density of the percussion with harmonic and melodious density, all the while maintaining the exotic-groove-with-steamy-organ motif. To us, the end result wound up sounding like Perry Como in the Congo."
- Pattern Is Movement

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Great track. It's like PIM is recalling the song of an old friend. Simultaneously sounds like both Bjork and themselves.

Posted by: mk at March 31, 2008 3:27 PM | Reply
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Beyond great as usual. Rock on friends!

Posted by: Girl at April 3, 2008 6:48 PM | Reply
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Beyond great as usual. Rock on friends!

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