T-N-P 'erformed 'Hidden Live' shows 2010/2011 across Europe. a 16-piece orchestra and a children's choir

Some great songwriting and pacing throughout the album too, the final track was definitely highlight for me.

Hidden (often stylized as ĦỊĐĐỂŅ) is the second studio album by British art rock band These New Puritans. Featuring a wider sonic palette than previous work and sections played by a Czech orchestra, it was produced by frontman Jack Barnett and former Bark Psychosis leader Graham Sutton during 2009. Before their second album Hidden was released, Barnett revealed that he had been writing music for bassoon and stated that the aim was for a final product where "dancehall meets Steve Reich".

Hidden ‎(CDr, Album, Promo, Wat). Hidden ‎(LP, Album + CD, EP). Domino, Angular Recording Corporation, Angular Recording Corporation. WIGLP241, ARC065, ARC065RT2.

Band Name These New Puritans. Album Name 'Hidden' Bonus. Type EP. Data de lançamento 18 Janeiro 2010. Labels Domino Records Angular Records. Estilo de MúsicaPost-punk. Membros têm este álbum0.

In 2008, the first album from These New Puritans appeared, presenting a band of young Brits who had clearly soaked up the lessons of brainy post-punk outfits like the Fall, Wire, et a. not only in terms of the Burroughs-esque, cut-and-paste approach to composition and the terse, angular riffs and rhythms, but in the tendency to approach an album. like an art-school project, with an armful of theories behind each decision

Artist: These New Puritans Album: 'Hidden' Bonus . Status: Official, Album, Bonus Disc Released: 2010-01-18, United Kingdom Label: Domino Records, Angular Recording Corporation Genre: post-punk, dance-punk, indietronica, art rock Ripped with: EAC . 9pb5 Codec: Flac . 1b, q0, stereo, 44100 Hz, 16 bit. 1. Thought Rush (5:13) 2. We Want War (SBTRKT remix) (5:04) 3. Hologram (alternative mix) (2:04) 4. We Want War (instrumental) (7:22). run/torrent/5346756  .

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Interviewed around the time of These New Puritans’ debut album Beat Pyramid back in January 2008, frontman Jack Barnett wasn’t dwelling on the past, but looking to the future. The band’s new material, he exhorted, sounded like dancehall meets Steve Reich and went on to claim I’ve been writing a lot of music for bassoon. At the time, this probably elicited a few sniggers; another group of indie wastrels whose ideas far outstripped their ability.