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We first met Passion Pit on Chunk of Change, a screeching, synth-ridden EP that made us bounce around like cordial charged five-year-olds. Since then we’ve been following them through blogs, festivals and an album-load of hype that left us both elated and a little tired. Still – a live Passion Pit is an unpredictable Passion Pit, which is why we loved them in the first place. See you on Wednesday – we’ll be gleeing out up front. – NS
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