The North-West’s legendary electro-prog-pop experimentalists a.P.A.t.T. are back with their first new studio album in 6 years.

a.P.A.t.T. are an English ensemble generally known for their avant-garde music and multimedia works. Redefining notions of failure and success with electronic art pop.

‘We’ pushes through the quotidian veil of mundane daily existence implied in its repetitious refrain to an emotionally ascending state beyond
– The Quietus

This album discusses the ‘I’ the ‘WE’ and the confusing notion of self. 6 years since the release of the last a.P.A.t.T. album and the world seems to have changed. “It’s different now” muses General MIDI when asked, “We were all doing something pretty similar in some respect. We changed. We struggled. We adapted. We grew. We felt more collective than ever…maybe?” ‘We’ is an adventurous collection of passing thoughts, barely laughable references, pop songs andsonic experiments. It’s a look at people. It’s a look within.

Bossa Nova | Drums
Boss Dr-5 | Fretless bass, Rhodes, Vocals
Dot Wav | Clarinet, Vocals
General MIDI | Vocals, guitar, Bass, rhodes, synthesizers, accordion
Private Dancer | Violin
Empress Play | Sax, piccolo clarinet, vocals, synthesizers
Dyasono | Vocals, paroles (2)
Ana Crusis | Violin, Vocals (3, 8)
Oscar Later | Vocals (5)
Col Legno | Violin (5)
Relative Minor | Vocals (5)
Commodore 6/4 | Sax (13)

Written and produced by a.P.A.t.T.
Produced by General MIDI at WhatStudio, Liverpool
Tracks 1 and 4 Mixed by Udi Koomran, Tel Aviv