Induction



There are four bands with this name 1. A British electronic group 2. A French musical group 3. An American rock group 4. A dance band from Costa Rica 1) Patterns used to be a band who claimed they liked to make loud music in darkly lit rooms. But out of the darkness came light, and the shimmering glory of their 2010 debut release, New Noise. So good that it convinced Manchester ‘zine makers Pull Yourself Together to set up a record label to facilitate its release. The spacious, celestial sound they’ve captured has since seen acclaim pour in from all the right places; Huw Stephens already suitably impressed enough to invite them down to play his night at The Social in March. There are more than enough bands around at the moment who know how to piece together a melody, but Patterns deal as much in song craft as they do in suppression and release. Using the kind of woozy ambience that a thousand lonely chillwave artists would move out of their parents’ bedroom to capture as a canvas, the group create something moody, atmospheric and almost without peer. The band signed to Melodic Records in May 2011. www.musicalpatterns.com 2) PTTRNS are equal parts colors, shapes and instants. PTTRNS have the desire to make music a communal and fun experience. PTTRNS are bass and grooves and polyrhythms and repetitions. 3) Patterns are a band from Pennsylvania 4) Central American band based in Costa Rica inspired by 80's Music, Vintage Synths, Groove & Dance Disco. In October 2013, MTV Iggy referred to them as the New Lords of Tropical Nu-Disco. https://www.facebook.com/Patternsdance/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.