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Le bruit qui rend fou
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IntroSurfing Secrets
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Surfing Secrets
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Compendium release by Surfing Secrets, a loose collective based around Frédérick Blouin (Oeuf Korreckt) which has its roots into the mock-demogroup Atrox, started in Quebec City in the mid-1990s. This…
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Compendium release by Surfing Secrets, a loose collective based around Frédérick Blouin (Oeuf Korreckt) which has its roots into the mock-demogroup Atrox, started in Quebec City in the mid-1990s. This outrageous full-length release revisits many past Atrox “hits” with new remixes & offers a bunch of new tracks. A little knowledge of French will likely help appreciating the absurdist humour of the lyrics, but the music (a full fledged parody of techno music) is certainly funny enough in itself to be appreciated by anybody.
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Original (1998) liner notes
in ecological jargon, an excess of noise is usually termed sound pollution. with le bruit qui rend fou (litterally “the noise (drone?) that drives one crazy”), surfing secrets indeed make enough sonic mayhem to irritate pretty much anyone with a sane mind.
& that’s a good thing, too; as soon as the first song kicks off, you get caught in the game, & so it goes with the absurd rap écoute ce style, or the epic sulje suusi polja (nope, that’s not french) — & we’re not mentioning the remixing of their classics pacomofo & j’veux du mcdo.
in a word, a lot of uncalled for noise, & the possibility of a stay in a specialized clinic after listening. what more can you ask for?
David Turgeon
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