A Glimpse into the Past: Peter Cat Recording Co. Unveils Unheard Tracks

Peter Cat Recording Co., the enigmatic and genre-bending collective, has surprised fans with a new release on Bandcamp. This isn’t their next major statement, but rather a curated selection of songs from their archives, tracks that, in their words, were “written and rejected a long time ago.” Think of it as a sonic time capsule, offering a fascinating peek into the evolution of Peter Cat Recording Co.’s distinctive sound.

Described as an “exorcism in the form of a greeting card,” this collection arrives at a poignant moment. Peter Cat Recording Co. acknowledges the significant global shifts underway, viewing this release as a bridge between eras. Following their previous album “Bismillah,” which they consider the close of a learning chapter, this new offering is presented as a smaller, more intimate gesture before their next “monumental and important” project. It’s a welcome to a “new world,” as they put it, hinting at thematic shifts and growth within their music.

These tracks, while previously unreleased, carry the signature Peter Cat Recording Co. hallmarks: intricate instrumentation, evocative melodies, and a blend of genres that defy easy categorization. From the tracklist featuring titles like “Clouds,” “Work Clothes,” and “Jee Jee,” listeners can expect the band’s characteristic blend of jazz-infused indie, psychedelic undertones, and wry lyricism. This release is more than just a collection of B-sides; it’s a deliberate sharing of their past, offered with a message of hope and resilience for the present.

Peter Cat Recording Co. encourages listeners to “help one another, open your hearts and wallets to everyone, don’t stop fighting, don’t be scared, don’t be stupid.” This release, available for download in high-quality formats including 24-bit/44.1kHz and streamable via the Bandcamp app, is a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the Peter Cat Recording Co. universe. Support independent music and experience this special collection today on Bandcamp.

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