Lost Exits EP
by quiddity
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about
From one extreme to the other. Time was you'd see Halley's Comet more often than a quiddity release. And here's our third in three months.
Lost Exits is a track that did get a little bit lost in itself. We each had a demo tunes that seemed to go well, so we stitched them together and made a song that had two parts. We settled on the 'Lost Exits' name and added '(Parts 1 & 2)' because it looked cool and we're shallow like that.
And that was it. We did nothing else with it and pretty much forgot about it. It stayed 'lost' for about 4 years, until we picked it up a couple of months back, dusted it off and made the title track of this new EP. We hope you like it.
We've added that original demo on, and also found another 'lost' track from even longer ago - 2009 to be exact. Aug03.1 didn't even get a proper title. But it has it's moments.
Lost Exits is a track that did get a little bit lost in itself. We each had a demo tunes that seemed to go well, so we stitched them together and made a song that had two parts. We settled on the 'Lost Exits' name and added '(Parts 1 & 2)' because it looked cool and we're shallow like that.
And that was it. We did nothing else with it and pretty much forgot about it. It stayed 'lost' for about 4 years, until we picked it up a couple of months back, dusted it off and made the title track of this new EP. We hope you like it.
We've added that original demo on, and also found another 'lost' track from even longer ago - 2009 to be exact. Aug03.1 didn't even get a proper title. But it has it's moments.
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released October 22, 2016
Produced by quiddity @ Planet Q, October 2016CE
Produced by quiddity @ Planet Q, October 2016CE
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quiddity UK
Graham & Dan have been making music together and apart since the late 80s. Somehow we ended up two 40 somethings dreaming of
being 20 somethings. A steady trickle of music created hundreds of miles apart has started to flow stronger, so we have lot of new and interesting stuff lining up.
They have been described as 'Underworld and Fluke have a Warpy face-off'. And they are very pleased with that.
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