Food for Animals explained

Food for Animals
Background:group_or_band
Origin:Washington, D.C., District of Columbia, U.S.
Genre:Hip hop, underground hip hop, noise
Years Active:2001 - 2011
Past Members:
  • Nick Rivetti
  • Andrew Field-Pickering
  • Daniel Helmer
  • Sterling Warren

Food for Animals were an American hip hop group formed in 2001 near Washington, D.C. The group featured Vulture Voltaire (Andrew Field-Pickering), Ricky Rabbit (Nick Rivetti), Dr. Dan (Daniel Helmer), and HY (Sterling Warren). Their music was generally categorized as underground hip hop with a strong tendency towards noise music. According to Pitchfork, their latest albums feature a sound best appreciated by "those with a high tolerance for serial grime and a taste for the sharper, harder edge of hip-hop".[1]

History

Field Pickering, a Washington, D.C. DJ, and Ricky Rabbit[2] formed the band [3] and quickly booked gigs along the East Coast,[4] shows which occasionally caused comparisons with Public Enemy[5] and found praise from critics.[6]

Discography

Food For Animals

Ricky's Remixes

Maxmillion Dunbar (Vulture V)

Albums

Singles & EPs

Compilations

DJ Mixes

Miscellaneous

Dolo Percussion (Vulture V)

Singles & EPs

Compilations

Ricky Rabbit

References

  1. http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/17955/Food_for_Animals_Scavengers_EP Pitchfork Review
  2. http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/news/2006/11/3/CMJ_Report_Thursday_Nitsuh_Abebe#39511 Pitchfork News
  3. http://www.muckamuck.com/index.php Muckamuck
  4. http://www.adequacy.net/review.php?reviewid=4802 DOA Music Magazine Review
  5. Web site: City Pages . 2007-01-15 . https://web.archive.org/web/20070204011417/http://citypages.com/databank/25/1254/article12792.asp . 2007-02-04 . dead .
  6. http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/food-for-animals-belly1/ PopMatters review

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