DE BONS EN PIERRE - Crepes EP - Vinyl (12" + insert)

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DE BONS EN PIERRE

Crepes EP(12" + insert)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 139. Rel: 13 Feb 17
Coldwave/Synth

Side 1 - Track 1. Seul Comme Sombre Side 1 - Track 2. Whole Body Irradiator Side 1 - Track 3. The Mud Man Is Coming Side 2 - Track 1. Francine Side 2 - Track 2. The Eyebrows Salesgirl Side 2 - Track 3. Demissionne En Tuant Ton Patron

Dark Entries has truly become a sensational imprint over the last few years, and they are showing no signs of stopping. In fact, they've just gotten better and better with each new release. We have a special one on our hands this time and, although the label have reissued a whole heap of glorious material, this is NEW music from the very best out there. Chicago industrial-tech-goth Beau Wanzer teams up with Unknown Precept's Maoupa Mazzocchetti, and the dup get on like a house on fire under their new De-Bons-En-Pierre moniker. Crepes is a gnarly little EP, blurring the lines between techno, EBM and industrial, but doing so in a way that makes the three genres sound like they should never ever be apart from one another. "Whole Body Irradiator", for instance, has all the beat elements of techno and yet the sounds are drenched in a punky, fuck-you kinda style that would make the Berghain faithful run for their lives, while we could easily imagine the torn, glitchy beats of "Francine" residing on some long-lost post-punk 7 inch from the likes of Pete Shelley. This is some mad gear - don't miss it.