Artist : Puyo Puyo
Title : Orphan Tunes From The Mono Times
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2006
Date : Nov-2006
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 16
Label : La Olla ExprΘss LOE005CD
Source : CDDA
Length : 47:31 min
Size : 48,5 MB
Tracklist:
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01.madame h 02:08
02.never look bach 02:38
03.stanger pineapple 03:23
04.ugly tiny ducky 03:00
05.attack of the mutant tyroleans 03:34
06.horny heart 02:49
07.majorette 03:00
08.le havre 03:30
09.xxxmas 03:09
10.moloch kid panik 02:19
11.nice day in perspective 02:36
12.working class pixies 02:47
13.the return of 03:55
14.la valse 03:50
15.bonus track 1 02:41
16.bonus track 2 02:12
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47:31 min
"Orphan Tunes from the Mono Times" reflects a whole
universe. You could say that it is a `Series B┤ electronic
music CD: a collection of tunes that have emerged directly
from the heart of the tiny Puyo Puyo robot, a machine that
represents his own character. It is the truthful soundtrack
of an imaginary life, which is developed in a world of
bits, with a big tinplate city biorhythm.
We can say that it is pure, happy, agile, fast and incisive
electronic music as well; music which stimulates the
listener's nervous system, while at the same time going
into other ambient and darker places, hidden until now
behind the better known, lighter Puyo Puyo style.
A lo-fi instrumental and vocal electronic music CD-object,
packaged in a profiled cardboard box. It consists of 14
full colour postcards, a CD with 14 musical tracks (+ two
bonus tracks) and three animated video clips.
Pascal Lebrain, an artist who shows an absolutely original
sensibility, taste and modus operandi, inserts larges doses
of imagination and humour throughout this work. As a
result, listening to the CD, together with the
contemplation of the 14 postcards (one for each musical
track), has an appeal comparable to the reading of a comic
book with its own soundtrack!
I'd say...
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