Tag Archives: electronic

Novållo – Novållo EP

by Dæv Tremblay

Novållo will be the newest addition in your music library.

Their eponymous EP of about 20 minutes will make its way into your heart and mind as you listen to it for the first, second, third (and so on) time.

Taking elements of electronica, jazz, and different metal styles and spreading them like I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter! on a djent-ish foundation, Novållo could play before an Ever Forthright show and not feel out of place or be ashamed at all.

Their lead singer is definitely a strong piece in the group, because its superb and polyvalent voice is … Read more

Prepare for the best April’s fool of your life with Pryapisme

by Dæv Tremblay

New album announced for April 1st.

Hyperblast Super-Collider will come out on Apathia Records, and the song titles are already out! Check these out:

01. Un druide est giboyeux lorsqu’il se prend pour un neutrino
02. Boudin blanc et blanc boudin
03. Random Jean Vigo
04. La notion de chiralité de spin et d’oscillation de saveur des particules supersymetriques definissant un champs scalaire lors d’une transition de conifold en cosmologie branaire dans un modele ekpyrotique
05. Lesbian bordello
06. J’ai envie de te claquer
07. Cochenille, membrane et volcanologie
08. Jon-bon-jon-boutros-boutros-boutros-bovi-miou-miou
09. Je suis venu, j’ai vu, j’ai sangouinu
10. … Read more

Pryapisme – Rococo Holocaust

by Dæv Tremblay

Stream that right there !

2629382824-1I think the best way to describe the music of Pryapisme is by reading the terms they put in “tag” on their bandcamp page :  8bit black metal disco metal progressive rocococore chamber music electronic experimental jazz nintendocore.

Indeed, this French outfit is creating some really interesting music. A mix of electro with a certain taste of metal, and a lot of whatever… The musicians are truly skilled and obviously creative.

You can play this while receiving your eccentric and marginal guests for dinner, or when trying to figure out the meaning of life, gazing … Read more

Stagnant Waters – Stagnant Waters

by Dæv Tremblay

Listen to “Of Salt And Water” right here.

Not much chaotic as it is eclectic, Stagnant Waters will storm through your speakers like untamed and dangerous animals. You might only care for the tigers and rhinos, but if you listen closer you’ll be able to see the peacocks and butterflies of this wonderfully diverse zoo.

Indeed, between harsh, heavy parts, there are some electronic passages and truly undecipherable moments.

When does a song end? Is it when the player has stopped playing it? Or is it when you’ve understood all that was going on in the song? If you … Read more