Here’s what some people are saying about Le Sex L’Ove…
What do you think so far?
Here’s what some people are saying about Le Sex L’Ove…
What do you think so far?
As if you were willing to learn more about us than anyone needs to know, Les Dupobs gives you the third and title track from our brand new LP Le Sex L’ove for free unfettered download, along with the tantalizing song description below…
Track Three – Le Sex L’ove
country haw, and mixed with untrammeled furore. talking into horns as an introspective, mousy mushroomy smell. rant and rant and pant. sexy love is like that. this is an industrial paean, a minuet for the lobotomized. hayseed textures form an unusual foundation for this pop masterpiece.
Along with a textual enhancement/guide below, Les Dupobs gives you the second track from our brand new LP Le Sex L’ove for free unfettered download. C’est gratuit! Et quel amusement! Enjoy!…
a free jazz military exercise. a call to arms in the struggle versus subjugation masked as harmonious communities. these ugly, dirty beings that we are are capable of so much filth, vomit, degradation. freud would tell us to channel, to sublimate these id impulses into art. it seems so alien to the pop paradigm. it should not be so alien. on the plate are so many options, and here we are trampling them all. the finale is intricate but pathetic, masturbatory, spurty. Coltrane with no religion and no skill.
An art without intelligence for idiots without art.
“The only way to a woman’s heart, said the Marquis de Sade, is along the path of torment. Dupobs are reaching the heart of music by the same path.”
– Momus
Le Sex l’Ove is the latest album by DUPOBS to be ignored on an international scale by music journalists of every stripe. While many pay lip service to avant-garde notions (which were probably outdated in the 1920s anyway), most revere the music-making craft thoroughly absent from all DUPOBS releases. Made in about as much time as it takes to listen to, Le Sex l’Ove marks a new direction for the band. The pop-chart failure of the previous album, Drop the Coin, inspired the band to reinvent itself. This reinvention resulted in the recruitment of vocalists Jean Poumpinallard and Patrik Sampler, who bring a Québeçois flavour to Le Sex l’Ove. In addition, a darker sonic atmosphere is achieved, in part with instruments ‘borrowed’ from a gothic-industrial band on a studio break. To this were added some unique touches, such as French horn, and mangled bass guitar (“bass destruction†carried over from the previous album). Standout tracks include the kabuki-inspired Suckle Cuckle, the ultra-commercial La la Defoulement Rectale, and the rhythmically imprecise Sur la Platte. Tai-To-Tuk is a power ballad, Chateau Humple-Crumple is a tale of real-estate speculation, and the title track professes to be a “big hit all around the worldâ€. Indeed. Review this album if you dare.
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Les Dupobs are proud to announce the online release of their second LP, Le Sex L’ove.
The online release will roll out over several weeks. Each week we will make a new track available for free, unencumbered download at our page on Last.fm. We’ll remind you by posting a little story or explanation about each song in this blog. Hopefully the post about each song will enhance the experience.
If you are a reviewer, radio DJ, or music blogger and would like to receive a CDR of this material, we’d love for you to get in touch with us. Contact sampler at dupobs dot ca with your credentials, URL, and what not, and if it looks like a good fit we’ll burn & send you one.
but for now – on to the song introductions…
Charred Inflatable Ball Finally Explode In Mouth est un chanson très mysterieux, et une departure des autres travails du dupobs. It starts with a churning stomach and ends with an epileptic rhythm machine that steals the show from the participants. Awkward and lame patriotic gesture is inverted and trampled by its own self-mechanizing processes. We are showing the ugly excess of modern technics and warfare. We give you the start gate stumble of the premiere chanson des Dupobs.
/end track information. The significance of balls in the dupobs imaginary will be revealed tonight at our live show in Vancouver. We’ll post video links afterward, but it’d be lovely if you could come out and see us in the flesh. It’s our first show in a bar.
We now have a Myspace page. Add us and we’ll love you lots-uhgulah! Meantime- here’s un teaseur from le upcoming album…
Last weekend dupobs recorded some new material. A release date is yet to be determined, but the promotional video will be something (or exactly) like this: