Rostres - "Les corps flottants"

1. Les corps flottants
   
2. Méandres
   
3. Au faîte des honneurs
   

Recorded & Mixed : by Alain Brunet @ Célestine studio (Pau, FR).
Assistant : Kevin Communal
Mastered : by Nick Zampiello @ New Alliance East Mastering (Cambridge, USA).

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Acheter « Les corps flottants » ICI !!

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Mermin Lionel : Drums and percussion.
Brunet Alain : Bass, Guitar, Keyboard, Ebow.

Additional tracks :

Salles Jean-Baptiste : Double Bass (Track 1, 5 and 6)
Duboux Julien : Harmonica (Track 6)
Bonnetain Nicolas : Guitar (Track 5)
Kevin Communal : Percussion (Track 1, 3, 4, 5)

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Sorti en coproduction sur les labels Celestine records (FR), Wooaaargh (DE), Dingleberry records (DE) et Slow Burn records (RU) , les corps flottants est le premier album du groupe palois Rostres.
Enregistré et mixé courant 2017 au studio Celestine (Pau) puis masterisé par Nick Zampiello (New alliance east mastering, Cambridge, USA) cet album contient sept titres progressifs et instrumentaux qui mélangent diverses ambiances et influances
allant du post rock au post hardcore, du stoner au sludge.

« Dynamic French duo ROSTRES present their first full length album ‘Les Corps Flottants’, a journey through turgid sludge, post-rock and shoegaze. Think of a slowed down Pelican or sped up Neurosis and you will have the right idea. These guys create huge atmosphere through pure riffage and towering, crashing drums alone. The album is fully instrumental as is often the case in this genre but that is not to it’s detriment, the dynamics of the performance and at times lyrical lead guitar/synth/even string patterns wandering back and forth across the riff gives the ear everything it could want. This is an exceptional ‘post’ album with a variety of sounds to both punish and reward the listener! The primary tone here can be defined as ‘BIG’. These are towering, monumental riffs supported by thunderous drums and given a sense of space with glittering effect drenched noise, juxtaposed against swathes of open ground, breathing and building room until the next mountain of noise for the listener to climb. »
Wooaaargh

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