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Self-proclaimed studio rat, Forever Pavot knows exactly how to teleport elsewhere in a few chords. In “The Idiophone”, the art of storytelling takes about only three minutes to unfold. Each composition features the full soundtrack of a carefully dehydrated movie, restored to its initial volume in our stereo. The album opens with a car chase, starring a scholarly gangster, and indulging in some engineering excentricities, such as keeping a cop’s siren in harmony throughout the song- despite the Doppler effect. Perhaps it’s the bad lockdown speaking, but Emile Sornin’s place is a battlefield : he’s having a go at every object like family members. A clock is seemingly taking the piss at him, and it becomes the pretext for a fast-paced lesson in music theory and the effects of time on people. Read more…
Nearly one year after our successful first compilation cassette, here is the second part. 10 bands from 7 countries, from Europe and America. Like in the case of the first edition, we collected songs that were previously unreleased or released online/digital only, now it’s the first time in physical format. This time the selection is more on the electronic side of dark alternative underground music, some of the best acts from the international minimal synth / darkwave / coldwave / wave body music community. We have previously unreleased songs from the Dutch Adam Tristar, the French Hammershøi, the Croatian Neon Lies and the Hungarian Fearful Ski Brothers and Hadron Lundgren, as well as previously online only tracks by the French Sydney Valette, the German NNHMN, the Greek Kalte Nacht, the American Kline Coma Xero and the Dutch Zahlensender. 40 minutes of electronic wave pleasures. |
