Principles of Geometry
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Principles of Geometry est un groupe français de musique électronique originaire de Lille. Il s'agit d'un duo constitué de Guillaume Grosso et Jeremy Duval, largement inspiré par les jingles des VHS de leur enfance, les fictions SF de John Carpenter, ou par l’électro des labels anglais Warp et Skam.
Leur album Principles of Geometry réinvestit l’électronica, Le Courrier picard le défini comme : « Une relique de l'electro pour les générations à venir avec la nostalgie de ce qu’elle représenta l’espace d’un instant. »
La musique synthétique et analogique de Principles of Geometry a su séduire Sébastien Tellier (auteur de la BO du film Narco, représentant de la France au Concours Eurovision 2008...) qui a donné sa voix au morceau A Mountain For President de leur dernier album Lazare.
Le groupe est édité et distribué par le label parisien Tigersushi qui occupe une place à part grâce à un éclectisme affirmé et un goût pour l'underground.
Le groupe ne cesse de tourner depuis qu'ils ont trouvé une symbiose avec le batteur Alberto Malo en 2008. Ils peuvent également se présenter avec la même formation et AntiVj, producteur d'images 3D, pour un « Stereoscopic Show ».
Discographie
Albums
- Principles Of Geometry (2005, Tigersushi)
- Lazare (2007, Tigersushi)
Singles et 45 tours
- A Mountain For President EP (2007, Tigersushi)
- Interstate Highway System (2008, Tigersushi)
- The Effect Of Adding Another Zero (Principles Of Geometry's Distributive & Associative Part One) (2009, Tigersushi/Pandamaki Records)
Remixes
| Année |
Artiste |
Titre |
| 2006 |
Poni Hoax |
Letom Redrum (Principles Of Geometry's Poni Hoax's L.A. Murder Motel) |
| 2008 |
Poni Hoax |
The Symbionese Bride (Principles Of Geometry's Poni Hoax's Paper Bride) |
| 2009 |
Mr. Oizo |
Z (Principles of Geometry's Oizo's Z) |
| 2010 |
Joakim |
Ad Me (Principles of Geometry's Joakim's Ad Me) |
Voir aussi
Liens externes
Catégorie :
- Groupe de musique électronique français
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