Ca Va Cogner

Feu Therese (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

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Audio CD (Sep 25 2007)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Sonic Unyon Records
ASIN: B000UOHTV4
In-Print Editions: LP Record
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #105,842 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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1. A Nos Amours

2. Visage Sous Nylon

3. Les Deserts Des Azurs

4. Le Bruit Du Pollen La Nuit

5. Nada

6. Ca Va Cogner

7. Les Enfants

8. Ferrari En Feu (Pt. 2)

9. La Nuit Est Une Femme

10. Laisse Briller Tes Yeux Dans Le Soleil

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4.0 out of 5 stars Cabaret Volatire + The Psychedelic Furs + Bryan Ferry, Oct 11 2007

By David M. Madden "nonnon/dj_webern" - Published on Amazon.com

This review is from: Ca Va Cogner (Audio CD)

Somehow, French Canadians know how to make the recently out-of-print a fashionable thing. Several years after the vintage synth revival, Feu Thérèse drop this wispy 1981 time-warp. Aiming to cast off the "codified elements of 21st-century electro nostalgia", the group reaches back to uncompressed, noisy instrumentation and equally miscreant production, all strung together with the post-pop songwriting construction of their lineage (Fly Pan Am, Et Sans). New Order may be no longer (this week), but Feu Thérèse pick up between NO's Low-Life and Technique with the string-padded pre-house of "Nada"; echos of ethereal, reverb soaked David Sylvian and Japan-isms seep into the title track. Strains of Planet Earth era Duran Duran and Fleetwood Mac's Tusk gleefully fuse together on "Visage Sous Nylon", while "La Nuit est une Femme" could easily find purchase on The Cure's Disintegration. A beautiful, respectful and innovative exercise in revision.

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