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L'EPEE - Diabolique - Vinyl (gatefold heavyweight red vinyl LP + CD)
Sold Date:
March 8, 2021
Start Date:
December 3, 2020
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Free delivery on many items. Same-day despatch, no-question returns. Authorised dealers - full technical support. Online since 1997. Shop categories Information L'EPEE Diabolique(gatefold heavyweight red vinyl LP + CD) a
Cat: AUK 133LP. Rel: 9 Sep 19
Indie
Side 1 - Track 1. Une Lune Etrange Side 1 - Track 2. Lou Side 1 - Track 3. Dreams Side 1 - Track 4. La Brigade Des Malefices Side 1 - Track 5. On Dansait Avec Elle Side 2 - Track 1. Ghost Rider Side 2 - Track 2. Grande Side 2 - Track 3. Springfield 61 Side 2 - Track 4. Un Rituel Inhabituel Side 2 - Track 5. Last Picture Show Side 3 - Track 1. Une Lune Etrange Side 3 - Track 2. Lou Side 3 - Track 3. Dreams Side 3 - Track 4. La Brigade Des Malefices Side 3 - Track 5. On Dansait Avec Elle Side 3 - Track 6. Ghost Rider Side 3 - Track 7. Grande Side 3 - Track 8. Springfield 61 Side 3 - Track 9. Un Rituel Inhabituel Side 3 - Track 10. Last Picture Show
There has been plenty said about debutants L'Epee since their single "Dreams" turned heads back in spring. Combining the talents of Anton Newcombe (The Brian Jonestown Massacre), French artist Emmanuelle Seigner, and polished-to-a-sheen pop outfit The Liminanas, it's one of the most refreshing (and French) things you're likely to hear all year. That's more of a reference to the cinematic feeling that defines the album, owing much to the femme fatale vocal delivery, rather than the language each line is sung in. At once evoking the smoky cool of Serge Gainsbourg and the opiate moods of The Velvet Underground, "Diabolique" feels born in a time when psychedelic experimentation and chart topping music weren't mutually exclusive. At once sophisticated and hedonistic, it's a sexy, sensual and overwhelmingly seductive effort everyone should turn themselves on to.
