Sang, Larmes & Râles LP, by TURQUOISE

Sang, Larmes & Râles LP

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1.	Dyschronie 01:02	buy track
2.	Mastique / Chie 01:23	buy track
3.	Guerre Du Feu 01:38	buy track
4.	Brigade De La Haine 01:14	buy track
5.	Une Facette Du Néant 01:55	buy track
6.	Sang, Larmes & Râles 01:39	buy track
7.	Fosse Commune 01:42	buy track
8.	Bruits De Bottes 04:28	buy track
9.	Mais Pourquoi 02:43	buy track

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SOD#90 TURQUOISE - Sang, Larmes & Râles LP
Screenprinted cover + insert
co-release with Les Choeurs De l'Ennui

Two years after their debut "Hantise", Paris' best - and sole - käng unit TURQUOISE are back with a new album entitled ''Sang, larmes et râles''. If you expected a drastic change in terms of songwriting then you're in for a major disappointment and you're clearly deluded. However, if you crave for an extra portion of abrasive Swedish-style hardcore sung (well...) in French with lyrics dealing with our chaotic time, then this is exactly what you need. This time around the band went for a rockier feel without losing the aggression and focused on writing mean choruses that even the most inept singers should be able to shout along to. Eight songs of totalitarian hardcore in 16 minutes, no arsing around. The brilliant artwork reminiscent of anguished outsider art was drawn by the talented Alan Doyle and "Sang, larmes et râles" is released on Symphony of Destruction and Les Choeurs de l'Ennui. Go to your favourite off-licence and grab the thing.

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released May 5, 2023

Guitar: ROMAIN
Bass, Chorus: JEAN-PHI
Drums, Chorus: THOMAS
Vocals: ROMAIN 2

Additional Chorus (tracks 7 & 8): Fabrizio 81

Recorded at At The Movies Studio, by Jacky Cadiou
Mastered at Dead Air Studio by Will Killingworth

Cover Artwork by Alan Doyle
Layout by Barreto
Photo by Magda
Screenprinted at Ol'Dirty Hands

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