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From the album "Tasteless Kisses".

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Since that album, the band has truly matured and writes more complex music and gets rid of the duo vocals. As the album kicks off with A Ghost Whisperer I truly got the feeling of Antioch Arrow (more like the song Too Bad You're Gonna Die). As the album continues you start getting sucked in more and more and start just dancing. You go through one track and then all of a sudden realize, you are listening to the next track without losing the feeling of joy you are getting while listening to the album. Happy Hunting Ground is really eerie and just really sticks to your head  . Truly a great piece of work by a band who wears panda masks when they perform live.

You can also just listen to the album in it's entirety if you wish. 24 September 2011 ·. Free download of Pixel Panda's "Tasteless Kisses" at

from Burial Suite by Pixel Panda. Streaming + Download. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. Burial Suite CD. Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album. CD version of album with 12 page booklet. Bonus: Burial Suite Panda sticker. Includes unlimited streaming of Burial Suite via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 3 days.

Formed in Kansas City, MO in 2002. 10,000 years ago there was this small frog who wanted to become a panda, but he was born blind, and could not eat onions. nevermind, this story's much too confusing.

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The critical success of Burial's self-titled first album threatened to derail the project's mystery, however. A collection of tunes recorded at home on a low-tech setup over the course of many years, Burial- moody, brooding, by turns supple and sullen- shot to the top of many critics' best-of lists last year. But if it's the reclusive life that Burial seeks, he might just be his own worst enemy, because his new album, Untrue, bests Burial's fans' wildest hopes for the followup. Burial was a worthy, sometimes thrilling record- an impressive debut- but it sometimes lost focus, particularly when it attempted to carve out something closer to "proper," clubwise dubstep. But Untrue maintains the style and the vibe of the first album and yet does it better.