Électro minimale dynamique créée à partir d'une simple p'tite "ROLAND MC 303"...comme quoi avec un minimum, on peut faire un maximum, il suffit tout simplement d'avoir de bonnes idées et de les appliquer comme il se doit pour obtenir de bons résultats... En tous cas, cet album me fait penser aux compils "ELEKTRO CODE" distribuées par "ELEKTROLUX" il y a quelques années en arrière...

Il maîtrise bien la MC-303, ya pas a dire ! Même si on reconnaît le grain de cette machine, on se laisse surprendre par le style de cet album électro. Les mélodies sont sympa, ça groove (normal avec une Groove Box lol). Excellent travail ! Bravo !

Intelligent minimalistic electronica. When someone is creative, he doesn't need much equipment. Thank you for sharing your work.

Minimalisme de façade !! la créativité est bien là et le contenu avec. Excellent !!!

Cet album, en plus de proposer une excellente musique, montre que la course à l'armement en matière de matos pour la musique ne sert à rien! Vive la MC 303!

I love the experimental, electronic aspect of these tracks. The music is surprisingly melodic and appealing and has a quiet charm. I was intrigued and captivated as soon as I hit the play button. Sometimes music like this makes me think of a patchwork quilt. Knowing how to put the pieces together, shape, color, and pattern, to create an interesting and pleasing whole, is not easy but takes creativity, talent, heart, and in the case of the musician it takes a good ear. Nationale2 has all that and more. I liked "ST-00" which had a great percussive beat, calmly progressing alongside its instrumental frenetic sidekick. I thought that "Machine Never Lie" was a cool title and a thoroughly minimalistic percussive sound which made me think of giant robots approaching in a persistent manner. "Having an Exit issue" was almost subliminal, and subsonic and fascinating. "Ignition" had some great mechanical vocals and a very catchy beat. I think I liked that one the best. This album is a fun listen and quite impressive.

Now a slightly different approach, a different technological limitation (see mikro orchestra), but one that allows talent to breathe, a good piece of trusty kit and, as marac says, an intelligent and spirited approach makes the music so much better. A different blending and intent with experimental minimalism. Nice work, thanks!-)

j'aime bien.simple,depouillé, sans fioriture inutile, a l'image de ce qui se faisait vers la fin des 80's avec la house de chicago et l'acide house.de bonnes lignes de basses qui se repetent, avec des sons biens synthé et bien gras.il ya assurement un arriere gout de l'ambiance des 80's dans tout ca, periode qui a ma preference sur ce qui se fait actuellement.

Great stuff overall, I love your constant experimentation, it makes everything work on a whole other level above anything else of the genre.

Hi there, I was a big Amiga computer fan in the 90's, and still I am a big fan of computer music created on Amigas (so called modules, created using Soundtracker/Protracker). I am also a big Discoid.fr web radio fan, and just listening to its programme now too. Few minutes ago I heard a song entitled Elements from this album and noticed, that the main melodies of it is taken from an old and famous Amiga music module written by Dr.Awesome (alias Bjorn Lynne) entitled Spacedel. I think it's not a problem that old tunes appear in new music, but if that is the case, the original composer should be mentioned, at least. Sorry, if Bjorn Lynne was mentioned in relation to the song Elements, but I could not find it. Here is a list of Bjorn's songs available to download an listen (a special Amiga module player software is required, but also available on the web): http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?detail=modules&view=2157 Partly, this is why I do not give the rating 10: Awesome to this album - which is good enough anyway. Best Regards, iRon