Description
The dynamic duo, composed of the best from the Genevan experimental scene (Simone Aubert on drums, guitar, and vocals, and Vincent Bertholet on double - bass and vocals), takes us on a wild ride through a chaotic world. Their music blends disco, pop, kraut, punk, and post - rock elements. With sharp rhythms, inventive compositions, and poetic yet committed lyrics, the eight songs on this album, crafted from musical improvisations, literary snippets, and political slogans, showcase the musicians' incisive view of our era. The instruments and voices, with the female vocals polished and the male delivery more raw and spoken, are full of various effects and distortions, engaging in a lively musical dialogue. Recorded in Hamburg at a renowned studio associated with greats like Felix Kubin, To Rococo Rot, and Faust, the album has a distinct electro - pop edge. It's a glorious shot, a poetic call to action for an 'army of dreamers'. Between idealism and pessimism, joy and urgency, Hyperculte builds on their debuts and shows their unique brand of madness with this 'Western Massif' that stands firm and invincible.
To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music player. You can listen to it in one go to fully immerse yourself in the overall mood, or pick your favorite tracks. There are no special settings needed for playback. When it comes to storage, keep your digital copy safe in a secure cloud storage or on a reliable hard drive. If you have a physical copy, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent damage. Remember, this album is best enjoyed with an open mind, as it combines a wide range of musical styles. Don't be afraid to let the unique sounds take you on a journey.
