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All is bright, but it is not day est le fruit d’une première collaboration de trois musiciens qui se connaissent depuis longtemps.
All is bright, but it is not day est le fruit d’une première collaboration de trois musiciens qui se connaissent depuis longtemps.
Pour les amateurs de musique actuelle, cette combinaison de musiciens possède les attributs nécessaires pour convaincre sans la moindre hésitation
Lâchée lousse, littéralement. C’est vraiment l’image qui vient en tête en écoutant ce premier enregistrement de
Le guitariste et compositeur
Compositrice de talent,
Late last year, the thriving Québécois alternative indie label Ambiances Magnétiques put out no less than seven new tides. In the decade since the creation of its parent distribution company DAME, this label has tripled its catalogue, from the modest 24 issued in its first nine years on the market to an even 100 as of the New Year. Generally knawn under the heading of musique actuelle, this label’s aesthetic is as much rooted in the prog rock field of the ’70s and ’80s as it is in a range of eclectic improvisational practices.
From its latest crop, these two discs showcase some of the label’s familiar faces. The first, Polaroïde, is infused by a chamber-music aesthetic. One need not go further than its instrumentation of acoustic guiar, viola and drums/percussion to get the hint. The very disparate backgrounds of the players is worth noting. The leader, guitarist
In spite of this unlikely combination, a meeting of minds does occur over the disc’s 12 tracks. With four tracks bearing the CD title, one could be tempted to all