"A fictional trip through a reality-scape melding cinematic moods and the stardust of pop culture. Moments before they blur from the urge to be everywhere and nowhere – sometimes 'upbeat', sometimes 'zen', but always completely lucid." Well, yes, you could say that. You could also say that L'Heure Bleue, from the upcoming second album Gravity by Swiss dance-wave duo Division Kent, is how LCD Soundsystem would sound if played by French maids. Singer Andrea B. has a sexyhusky voice (she would look great in a French maid uniform, no doubt) there's a discobeat, there's guitars and there's sweet pleasure in the air. Think Vive La Fête, think Curve, think gothic-Kylie, think electronicagainsbourg. Why, Lord, why is this the only French song on their album?
Division Kent - L'Heure Bleue
Division Kent - Chemical Moon Baby - Plein Sud (from debutalbum Monsterproof)
What a coincidence! Ha, I left a message in your "Friday Bridge" post, remarking a similiarity between them and Division Kent. Ridiculously, you didn't accept it, and now, I see you writing about DK. Mate, this is just kindergarden...
BeantwoordenVerwijderenC'est en surfant sur des blogs analogues à celui-ci qu'on se dit : "si j'avais su !" et bien j'aurais travaillé davantage mon anglais.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenoi mate, which friday bridge post are ye talking 'bout? the two that were posted on this blog, have no comment referring to DK.
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