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LES VISITEURS DU SOIR 1984 [limited + 7 bonus] CD Digipack 2025
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EAN: 8016670181965
Label: AUDIOGLOBE
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Product Details
| Artist: | LES VISITEURS DU SOIR | |
| Title: | 1984 | |
| Format: | Limited edition of 400 copies, CD in Digifile with 12
pages booklet |
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| Year: | 19.12.2025 | |
| Label: | Meidosem |
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| Tracklist: | 1984 01 Une Statue de Marbre 02 Je T'écris d'un Pays pas ordinaire 03 Quel étrange Voyage 04 Le Vent Le Vent 05 Mörder 06 Benoit Broutchoux 07 Elle n’a plus Peur 08 Le Courage des Poilus 09 Dans un Rond de Lumière 10 Shock Therapy 11 Le Maudit 12 Le Temps Me quitte Remixes 13 Je T’écris d'un Pays - Gilles Martin Remix 14 Je T’écris d'un Pays - Martin Dupont Remix 15 Je T’écris d'un Pays - Silently Down Remix 16 Je T’écris d'un Pays - laudanum Remix 17 Je T’écris d'un Pays - Opera Multi Steel Remix 18 Je T’écris d'un Pays - Slow Motion Remix 19 Je T’écris d'un Pays - Piers Volta Remix |
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| Info: | Les Visiteurs du Soir, true pioneers
of French synth-wave [active
between 1981 and 1985], recorded their much overdue first and only
album, not less than 40 years after they dismantled, aptly entitled
‘1984’. It also contains their track ‘Je
T’écris d’un
Pays…’, which was written back in 1984 and
included on many compilations dedicated to French synth-wave since. Their electro is totally unclassifiable, somewhere between post-punk and new wave, featuring a dark and melancholic voice that, with great accuracy and commitment, evokes strange life journeys: simple stories written in French and in verse, nourished by numerous references (popular, historical, rebellious), in which ordinary heroes always end up caught up in a tragic fate. Ten fairly short, tense tracks (with relentless rhythms) that featured on the band's setlist during their very last concert 40 years ago... The high quality of the production (Pierre-Emmanuel Mériaud) is noteworthy, bringing a real touch of modernity to the project with great finesse and inventiveness, while respecting the initial constraint: to record most of the music with the sounds and synths used live by Les Visiteurs du Soir at the time. Thus, Les Visiteurs du Soir continue the adventure they began in the last century and prove, with the album ‘1984’, that modernity is a definitively timeless concept. |
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