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Pitch Black
HistoryMike and Paddy met in 1996.
Since then they have released three albums, three remix albums and been on six world tours.Their debut album, Futureproof, released in September 1999, rose to the top of the New Zealand electronic charts, despite no marketing or advertising.
Their second album, Electronomicon, followed in August 2000, and led to a 30-date tour of New Zealand and Australia.
Both albums spawned remix projects, featuring mixes by local luminaries such as International Observer, Epsilon Blue and Downtown Brown.Their third album, Ape to Angel, released in New Zealand on 4 October 2004, gained critical acclaim.
The "Ape to Angel" tour was the biggest to date, with 42 shows across the world, including their debut performances in America.
The remixes of this came out in New Zealand and Australia under the name "Halfway: between Ape and Angel" and in Europe and America as "Frequencies Fall".Their last studio album was "Rude Mechanicals", released in 2007: it came out on the band's own label, Remote Recordings, in Australia and New Zealand; on the Wakyo label in Japan; and on Dubmission Records elsewhere in the world.
The remixes of this album are coming out as "Rhythm, Sound and Movement" in May 2009.Pitch Black songs have been used on a variety of international film and media, such as CSI: Miami.
Also they have worked with Metia Interactive's Cube game for the PlayStation Portable, designing sound, and contributing music.
