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[HJL002] Flex Blur - Brouillon

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7 pistes

32:30

1	flanextubulure	5:02
2	everybodysuxbecauseofbeingidiot	2:06
3	RDC lalala y'a des gens qui dansent.	6:03
4	brouillonmachine	6:12
5	jaiplusdencre	5:00
6	ilssonttoussympathiquessanssouciintermédiaireettoussonttrèssociables	3:47
7	MMVII	4:20

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01. flanextubulure

02. everybodysuxbecauseofbeingidiot.

03. RDC lalala y'a des gens qui dansent.

04. brouillonmachine

05. jaiplusdencre.

06. ilssonttoussympathiquessanssouciintermédiaireettoussonttrèssociables.

07. MMVII

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Critiques sur [HJL002] Flex Blur - Brouillon

Ivan1984

In the rough...

04/05/09

Maybe the title speaks more in volume than I could elucidate. There is a scientific theory (or hypothesis) of muddling-through, so why not express such a state of existence in a creatively musical manner. That people may or may not care for such stuff is really neither here nor there, and in fact is its own apotheosis. It just is whether you like it or not, it doesn't mind and it doesn't matter. It is exactly what it says it is, and that's the very essence that, to my mind, makes it excrutiatingly likeable and enjoyable. The manner and characteristics of each track make it immensely endearing to my weird aural capacities. I love it. And, that's just the first two tracks.

RDC lalala y'a des gens qui dansent, is a terrific dance setting encrusting a ring of golden movement and dynamism. Brouillonmachine is a tour de force, an exceptionally good track of electronic manipulation. Quite anarchic in places, which is very appealing. Deep calls to deep, even through the instrumental havoc. Jaiplusdencre, presents more of a similar nature, though somewhat variegated, still intense and lovely. Like a riot of passionate overture. The sixth track, seems like the diplomatic department of this album, relatively easy going and an excellent piece of electronic construction that works wonders for me. Great stuff. MMVII sounds like it should have some subliminal demonic power over you as you absorb its creative chaos. Beautifully done.