About this album
Where they were
Released in early 2007, 'Person Pitch' marked Panda Bear's transition from the collaborative work in Animal Collective to a more solo-focused sound. This was his third album following the critically acclaimed 'Young Prayer', showcasing his unique approach to sampling and production as he began to carve out a distinct identity within the experimental music scene.
Why it matters
'Person Pitch' received widespread critical acclaim, topping numerous end-of-year lists and influencing a wave of artists in the lo-fi and experimental genres. It is often credited with popularizing elements of sample-based music within indie circles, contributing to the rise of a new aesthetic that emphasized texture and emotion over traditional songwriting structures.
Essential tracks
- "Comfy in Nautica" — The opening track sets a dreamy tone with its rich layers of sound and catchy melodies, encapsulating the album's overall vibe.
- "Bros" — 'Bros' stands out for its sprawling length and emotional depth, featuring introspective lyrics that resonate with themes of connection and nostalgia.
- "Good Girl / Carrots" — This track blends playful lyrics with intricate instrumentation, showcasing Panda Bear's ability to merge whimsical sounds with deeper reflections on relationships.
Release Date
January 1, 2007
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Comfy in Nautica 4:05
- 2 Take Pills 5:24
- 3 Bros 12:30
- 4 I’m Not 4:00
- 5 Good Girl / Carrots 12:42
- 6 Search for Delicious 4:53
- 7 Ponytail 2:06
