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Orgasm records (spasm30)
2 Vinyl LP
29 Tracks
Published Feb/March 2011
(Pre) order :30€, Shipping included - Available via CB, PayPal
(or via a bank check to Stephane Recrosio, 25 r Trousseau 75011 Paris France)
It would be en error to consider our songs within the context of the values now fashionable in the arts
in general and music in particular. To align them with such and such a trend, without taking into
account that their very purpose in existing is defined by the past and the defeat.
This album could be defined as our ‘Black & white album’, 5 persons who write their own songs, with
the fine help of the others from time to time. A real heartbreak also when we had to decide to put a
handful of songs aside. We kept 29 tracks.
These songs were like landmarks for a period between mid-2009 and mid-2010: deceptions, ripped
friendships, stacks of disasters and some velvet loving tremors.
Some of these tracks were recorded very quickly just because the first takes are often the best ones
(‘The north is avenged’, ‘Catharian mist’…). Our music remains very instinctive. A study of our music is
of no use, it would put it in danger.
Our sound is very simple in itself, pretty imperfect, quite warm, rather rough, sometimes abrasive. No
rehearsals and recording process comes directly.
It’s not a secret, it’s just how it works for us.
We let others songs in a demo condition because
fortune favours fools and we couldn’t think it would be better in a normal way (‘Perverted affair’, ‘Like
to be forgotten’…).
Of course, some keep our traditional touch (‘Are you ready to fall?’, Lurid paintings
for nothing’).
Some of them are also very old tracks, tunes we had for ages (‘Turn off’, ‘Tactical bodycheck’, ‘Come & strike back’…) never recorded before because it was not perhaps the moment, nor the right place
nor just the right feeling.
Thus, we still have plenty of others stuck in limbo.
So, it’s certainly the most pop oriented record we’ve made, ‘pop’ in our way: with a bright treatment of
noise and ghost sounds.
Very short tracks, we prefer to say ‘quickie tracks’, no prisoners.
Anyway, play it loud.
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