L'amour est mort
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Recorded at Little Pioneer Cider House in Brooklyn, NY. Recorded & written during the time of Oct'2005-May'2006. Produced by M. & Little Pioneer. Mixed & engineered by Little Pioneer. All songs written & performed by M. & Little Pioneer.
This 2nd CD of mine took about 8 months to record. I wanted to create what I would call a "love" record but for the disillusioned. Well, it's really more of a sexual decadent record. I was heavily inspired by The Marquis De Sade's work. It helped me to not be afraid to push the limits at times. Even if it meant for the song to sound either a little comical or exaggerated.
When I finished the first CD Lucyyfer, I knew that my follow up had to be more melodic but still keeping some sort of an edge to it.
M.
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author: musesmuse
Every day we pass hundreds of signs and rules telling us what to do and not to. Whether it’s a sign that tells us we can’t make u-turns where its clearly convenient to do so, or that we’ll be fined for not wearing shoes in a public place, we’ve structured our lives into neat little social boxes. So of course once someone defies the boundaries, they’ll either be in some sort of trouble or subject to criticism.
It then makes me wonder, is non-conformity always a bad thing? Rules need to be broken now and then to make them better, right?
M.’s approach to music does just that. He tests whether or not music remains cohesive when sounds are stretched further. This concept of playing with sounds outside of the borders in which they’ve been contained, makes L’Amour est mort an incredibly fascinating musical and artistic statement.
It’s not always a smooth and aesthetic listen, rather dissonant and ever-changing – which makes it seem so chaotic at first. M.’s speech-like vocals are
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Is love really dead?
author: Ken Maher
And Just when you thought the sex was getting boring appears “l’amour est mort” ( an appropriate French title for a very eclectic CD about sex and love, lack of sex and lack of love, in that order ). This is a well balanced,
edgy and musically sharp album. Forget about predictable pop sounds and about childish lyrics about bringing sexy back to nowhere, in these 10 songs you will be exposed to the lies in your eyes, your mother’s milk, un unhappy girl called Joy and a funky miss Zina . If you really like to hear experimental and alternative rock and a good quality singer then you will need to get this CD.
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