Melbourne’s Statue, the live percussion-based dance project erected by two drummers, Tom Gould (of World’s End Press) and Nicolaas Oogjes (of NO ZU), first caught our ear last year with their percussion-driven debut 12” “Built” of raw synths, drum machines and haunting vocals. And the duo have now returned to Cut Copy’s Cutters Records with their second offering, a new four-tracker called “Monument”. According to the label, the EP is a “reflection of the human and a testament to dancefloors both indoor and out.” Today, we’re treated to a stream of the record’s opening track “Entrance”, a ten-minute percussive dancefloor odyssey.
The “Monument” EP, which also features an expansive remix of the title track from recent ESP Institute alumni Moscoman, is out now on Cutters Records.
Buy it here.
