Pest - Pat Pong - Single Review

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Pest - Pat Pong - Single Review

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Pat Pong They don’t mess about at Ninja Tune and they don’t need to when they’ve got people like Pest continually delivering a quality product time and time again. Pest seem to have grown up a bit with their new album, moving further away from the sample heavy sets to a more controlled hyperactivity.

Pat Pong is the first release from the ‘All Out Fall Out’ album and it really delivers.

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The remix by Tru Thoughts’ Diesler holds no bars for the jazz set.

Also on this release is a bonus track called ‘Chimps’ which has been described as being – a little like Scott Herron on E having sex with a large breasted girl with a GSOH. Not wrong.

Pete Ainsley