the pass

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Take You Out

When I get an e-mail from Louisville, Kentucky band The Pass, I know there’s always going to be something good inside.  The electro-pop foursome pass-ed along their latest single, “Take You Out”, off an EP called High Road (out Dec 9th. via SonaBlast! Records).  I think these guys deserve a little more attention, as I would have expected they’d be massive by now!  Well, the synch world has noticed their craft, as apparently they’ve licensed their music over 40 times to tv shows and films.

Head over to their soundcloud page to get a little more familiar.

sunny day

New Music From The Pass, “Sunny Day”

Could there be any better song to take us out of this deep freeze that we (most of Canada and the US) are experiencing?  Here’s the latest from Louisville, KY psychedelic synth pop band The Pass in “Sunny Day”.  The song is part one of the bands’ four-part 7″ single releases, happening each month into April.  Every single comes in a full colour jacket, with different coloured vinyl for each release.

The four releases and eight songs will lead up to The Pass‘ anticipated follow up to Melt, due this summer. Order and more info here.

New Music From The Pass

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While in LA last week, I saw some rumblings on my social feeds about some new music from Louisville, KY’s band The Pass.  If you read this site, you’ll know this band generally gets a free pass for coverage, but for good reason.  I’ve loved just about ever track they’ve sent me.  I also think that their video “Vultures” was one of the most creative examples of how to get written about on music blogs, an example I’ve mentioned as much as possible on music panels.

Their latest is another new track off their upcoming release of Melt (November 6th via SonaBlast Records!), called “Alone Again” paired with a video for a song we heard in July called “Without Warning” (below).  Check out “Alone Again”.

Here’s “Without Warning”.

New Music From The Pass, “Without Warning”

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So stoked to be hearing new music from The Pass in “Without Warning”, off the bands second LP, Melt.  I played the hell out of their first record I Burst, and if this song is an indication of the whole record, I’ll do the same for this album.  For fans of funky electro good on a mixtape with Cut Copy.

(found here)

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