Pifco are a trio from Harehills, Leeds, England, playing raggedly hummable … Read Full Bio ↴Pifco are a trio from Harehills, Leeds, England, playing raggedly hummable tunes in a Trumans Water, Sonic Youth, The Fall and Coachwhips kinda way. Mary plays keyboards and drums whilst Steve sings and plays Rickenbacker guitar. As of early 2009, Richard Morris (of Quack Quack, Two Minute Noodles and Chops) plays keyboards.
Their 11-track debut album, "Pifco a Go Go", came out on Monday 7th July 2008 on Run of the Mill records.
For more information visit:
http://www.myspace.com/pifco1
Their 11-track debut album, "Pifco a Go Go", came out on Monday 7th July 2008 on Run of the Mill records.
For more information visit:
http://www.myspace.com/pifco1
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Rat Nose
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jazzpianousa
Thank you! Giving you five stars. Used it on a fluke tonight when the cat brought a rodent in the house in its mouth and dropped it. Here's copy of my personal post from my FB page.
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Has anyone had the experience where the cat you thought was a sweet little fraidy cat ends up being a ruthless stalker killer? Learned that tonight when the cat came in and had something in it's mouth which was thought to be a mole at first, but I'm pretty sure what I saw it was a slow moving mouse. Well actually now, I think mice move faster than that.
I was disheartened when efforts failed to keep it isolated to the living room where the thought was the cat would eventually stalk and recapture it. Instead, it got into the Master Bedroom and on a whim looked at YouTube for one of those sounds that supposed drives rodents crazy. I turned it on and lo and behold, here it comes from under the bed moving as fast as its little feet could take it down the hallway!
It went for the powder room so I got in there and drove it out with the sound down the hall way to the top of the stairs. It tried for the closet/pantry overflow, but thankfully the door jamb was too tight. I couldn't get to the barricade at the top of the stairs in time to get it down the stairs and out the front door, so it ran behind the TV and the living room and I actually trapped it for a moment under a box fan without crushing it.
I lifted the fan and got back to driving it instead toward the back screen door like a mad Pied Piper of Hamlin wielding a mysterious rectangular flute with strange lights with these escalating oscillations emanating from it. I could see the little creature sense the fresh air from the screen which had been cracked a couple inches. I saw it make it to the door an out onto the deck and I promptly closed it, hoping to never see it, nor any members of his family inside this house ever again.
A shout out to this video which I'm going to give five stars to in Google Play. Give it a shot in your garage, attic, or anywhere you think you may have an infestation. It couldn't hurt. It worked for me. I'm going to try it in the garage next with one of my Bluetooth or PA speakers and see what happens. Hopefully nothing...
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Again ALL THE BEST!!!!
n Beats
Sound To Make Your Cat Sleep In 5 Minutes :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32At91DFpr0
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Erick Magallon
I like the sound but I have a rat
Heidi Misfeldt
This video needs to be about 10 hours long, to be played all night .
n Beats
Sure will make a longer version
M r
Put it on repeat
Toothpiicxxk
@M r Sadly repeat is only on laptop and pc. It's not available on mobile.
unrunnabIe
@Toothpiicxxk it is
Trevor Street
Noticed movement from the rodents I am trying to scare from inside the walls. Not sure if the movement was in the direction I wanted, but it definitely gets a reaction. Unfortunately my cat does not care for it AT ALL. Obviously bothers her, so I am going to have to try and limit the volume and do it room by room so as to avoid irritating the good animal in the house.
Madison Kidd
I can confirm it works on rats! My brother ran out of the room