Release Date: 16 December 2022
Label: Born Bad Records
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 3521383476529
Genres: Rock Alternative
Release Date: 16 December 2022
Label: Born Bad Records
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 3521381576535
Genres: Rock Alternative
Description
'Dromonia', the second album from Parisian duo Bracco, made up of Loren - drumsticks in hand, busy working machines and synths - plus Baptiste, guitar-strapped, singing with the mic close to disappear in his throat, to make words come out right (those Cramps' VHS tapes have left their mark).
Built in a French garage/punk band (Los VV's), the guitar sound is harsh and precise. Baptiste deals with verticality, Loren with space: building fast with crappy materials but high hopes.
Bracco has the kind of smooth and wet skin labels can't stick to. Still, they let their music be haunted by ghosts of the dark wave family. They fancy Psychic TV, DAF, Suicide, Throbbing Gristle. Music veterans will note that Bracco has that distinctive sound of pivotal periods when everything gets dicey (the day guitar made its way into techno, that moment when punks learned a fourth chord, the night the Happy Mondays entrusted Bez with maracas). That path is paved with brave records. "Sunshine" and "Secretly Dancing" are good examples of that stateless crossover where the guitar/drums treatment is a success.
The clinical and efficient mix of producer Marc Portheau helps give the tracks the industrial treatment. Lauriane, from shoegazers Bryan's Magic Tears, joined them for a vocal on "Be a Boy". "Cobra Music", the first single, which is a favourite of their live shows, is one of those marathon tracks built to be played to exhaustion.
Description
'Dromonia', the second album from Parisian duo Bracco, made up of Loren - drumsticks in hand, busy working machines and synths - plus Baptiste, guitar-strapped, singing with the mic close to disappear in his throat, to make words come out right (those Cramps' VHS tapes have left their mark).
Built in a French garage/punk band (Los VV's), the guitar sound is harsh and precise. Baptiste deals with verticality, Loren with space: building fast with crappy materials but high hopes.
Bracco has the kind of smooth and wet skin labels can't stick to. Still, they let their music be haunted by ghosts of the dark wave family. They fancy Psychic TV, DAF, Suicide, Throbbing Gristle. Music veterans will note that Bracco has that distinctive sound of pivotal periods when everything gets dicey (the day guitar made its way into techno, that moment when punks learned a fourth chord, the night the Happy Mondays entrusted Bez with maracas). That path is paved with brave records. "Sunshine" and "Secretly Dancing" are good examples of that stateless crossover where the guitar/drums treatment is a success.
The clinical and efficient mix of producer Marc Portheau helps give the tracks the industrial treatment. Lauriane, from shoegazers Bryan's Magic Tears, joined them for a vocal on "Be a Boy". "Cobra Music", the first single, which is a favourite of their live shows, is one of those marathon tracks built to be played to exhaustion.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Bernard Fevre
Vox Low
Various Artists
Various Artists
Various Artists
Various Artists
Sauveur Mallia
Yan Tregger
Greg Freeman
Blue Violet
Avalanche Party
Welly
Gwen Dolyn
Bitumen
Radkey
Helen Ganya
