Orwell-Continental-2011-JUST

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2011-08-28

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Artist.......: Orwell
Album........: Continental
Label........: Pigalle production / Europop
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Aug-27-2011
str.date.....: 2011
quality......: VBR/44.1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   continental                                   05:14
 02.   lonely ride                                   04:01
 03.   on this brightful day                         04:16
 04.   the wife, the battlefield                     03:22
 05.   follow me, boy                                03:32
 06.   eastern                                       02:29
 07.   always                                        04:32
 08.   anytime is now                                04:41
 09.   them                                          07:35
 10.   secret movies                                 02:48
 11.   a long way to the start                       03:52
 12.   following...                                  01:21
 13.   every time the world is too loud              05:16

                                            Runtime  52:59 min
                                            Size     90,6 MB


Release Notes:

Orwell is pretty much solely JΘrome Didelot, a
resident of Metz, the capital of the Lorraine in
north-east France. Others pass though the line up û
including Cascadeur û but Didelot is Orwell and his
fourth album takes unexpected turns.

His last album, 2009Æs Le GΘnie Humain,conjured a
baroque world reflecting an immersion in late
Zombies, Beach Boys and John Barry, with a
songwriting sensibility that matched Tahiti 80 at
their most ageless. That warm-sounding album had an
acoustic, spaciousness, like the music Didelot
obviously loves. Continental, though, is subtly
suffused with 70s-style electronics, with washes of
synth, rhythmic stabs, blippy drum machines and
Kraftwerk/Cluster-style keyboard sequences. His
writing remains classy, and songs like the dreamy,
ba-ba-ba and string-infused 'Lonely Ride' more than
match his influences. These new instrumental
elements bring more depth rather than making
Continental a machine pop album, as with The
Monkees on 'Daily Nightly'.

Whatever the tools, Continental is a sensitive
album, stuffed with classically-inclined pop. It
may be a little sugary for 50 minutes-worth and
doesnÆt stray far from a self-determined comfort
zone, but it's impossible not to succumb to aural
swoons like the pulsing 'Always' and the Another
Green World-esque instrumental 'Secret Movies'.
Tahiti 80 have moved in a harder direction and with
material still awaited from Fugu, Didelot has a
wide-open field in France.

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