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Home : Reviews : FarFromTheDance - Don't Give it Up

FarFromTheDance - Don't Give it Up

Band: FarFromTheDance Band Members:
  • Alec Townsend (vocals, guitar, piano)
  • Adam Jogee (guitar, effects)
  • Jake Miller (bass guitar, piano)
  • Nickoli Digimox (programming, sampling, synths)
  • Thomas James Thornton (drums, percussion)
  • Gulliver Suchinbaß (engineer, producer)

Track List:

  1. Don't Give It Up!
  2. Self Help Provider
  3. It Never Stops
Title: Don't Give It Up EP
Year: 2006
Format: CD
Production: Gulliver Suchinbaß
Contact Details: Tele: (07854) 326 993 (Manager, Oliver Hutchinson)
Email: oliver @ farfromthedance.com
Web: www.farfromthedance.com

Reviewer: Ant
May 2006

Far From The Dance are an excellent five-piece hailing from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. Upon listening to their self-titled EP it is evident that they draw their influence from a wide range of music, fusing samples and synths with guitars, bass and drums with a high level of musicianship.

The first track Don't Give It Up is the most up-beat of the three tracks and is my personal favourite. The synth/programming adds an impressive dimension to the song without being overpowering. From start to finish this song has your head nodding and is sure to be a live/dance floor favourite!

Self Help Provider is the next track on the three-track EP. The intro is excellently put together with a combination of synth, guitar and vocals; however I was slightly disappointed that the song didn’t 'kick in' as much as I expected, a slightly 'bigger' sound before the actual verse would have been more appropriate I feel. That aside, this is a really good song with a breakdown in the middle comprising of an excellent vocal line and synth backing. I feel the only think lacking in this song is a more powerful chorus. The third song It Never Stops is the most electronica-influenced track, but also the most chilled-out. The track is very well written and arranged, and makes an excellent song to relax to – a perfect final track.

Overall, Far From The Dance have produced a brilliant EP – definitely worth a listen!


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