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a r t i s t : Sylvain Chauveau and Ensemble Nocturne
t i t l e : Down To The Bone
d a t e : 2005
l a b e l : DSA
g e n r e : Indie
r l s. d a t e : 11/2005
t r a c k s : 11
b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
s i z e : 57,0 MB
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After several years as a rock singer and guitarist, Sylvain
Chauveau stops in 1998 and starts to play on his own with three
principles to follow : to stay as close as possible to the
obviousness of silence, to use a sound only when it's
absolutely necessary to the whole part, and to seek some roots
in his personal and cultural history.
This brings him quickly to a research of "today's french
music". Something coming from masters of early twentieth
century (Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Erik Satie, Gabriel
FaurΘ...), learning from the discoveries of the electroacoustic
pionneers (Bernard Parmegiani, Luc Ferrari, Pierre Henry,
Eliane Radigue...), and crossing pop culture and post punk
philosophy to know how to do short, simple, and melodic things.
Finally, this imaginary french music looks like short and
melancholic instrumental pieces for piano, strings, and and
wind instruments, haunted discreet electroacoustic layers.
Sylvain Chauveau has made four albums (three on Les Disques du
Soleil et de l'Acier, and one, "Un autre dΘcembre", on English
label Fatcat), mainly recorded by his friend and sound engineer
Joan Cambon. He composed the original score of the movie
"Feathers in my head", by Belgian cinematographer Thomas de
Thier, selected at the Cannes festival of film 2003.
He played live in France, USA, Canada, Italy, Austria, Belgium
and Germany. He toured with Sigur R≤s, and improvised with
Christian Fennesz.
He also plays in the ambient-rock duet Micro:mega (alongside
with Fred Luneau, four albums released) and in Arca, cinematic
avant-rock band (with Joan Cambon, two albums released). He
recorded an album with American percussionist Steven Hess under
the collective name of On. He's also a member of Ensemble 0
(with StΘphane Garin, Joδl Merah and Maitane Sebastian).
He was born in 1971. He lives now in Paris.
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WWW.BOOMKAT.COM (UK) Whether you're a dedicated Depeche Mode
denizen or have never been overly fond of their oeuvre, "Down
to the bone" provides equal delights as both a gorgeous set of
stripped down 21st Century torch songs and as a tribute to
these pioneering Basildon Bastards. Yes please...
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01-Stripped [05:01]
02-The Things You Said [03:57]
03-Home [04:55]
04-Policy Of Truth [03:35]
05-Death's Door [03:16]
06-(Enjoy) The Silence [00:46]
07-In Your Room [05:06]
08-Blasphemous Rumours [04:10]
09-Freelove [03:08]
10-Never Let Me Down Again [05:39]
11-Enjoy The Silence [04:25]
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