reines d'angleterre: globe et dynastie

Bo 'Weavil is totally psyched to have the opportunity to release the second album by Reines d'Angleterre -- this time, a thoroughly studio affair. Reines d'Angleterre is a fascinating collaboration between avant-outsider musician Ghédalia Tazartès and two electronic botanists, èlg and Jo aka Opéra Mort. This album covers more of the wild ground the band started with on 2010's Les Comores (SIDRA 003LP), but going further into a musical terrain that defies definite description -- a slow trip into wizard's intimacy, synthetic jungles, undersea zoos and Tibetan-industrial complexes. It feels like one has stumbled into disturbing dreams from a different realm. A quality of mystery, trickery and hallucinatory movements slip and shift across the recording. This is out-there, experimental music with no fixed idio, with a unique quality that defies most of today's recordings.

Reines d'Angleterre - A1 - from "Les Comores" - Bo' Weavil Recordings