Silicone - Phantasmes (1985) Post Punk, New Wave, Coldwave - Belgium

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Silicone - Phantasmes (1985)
00:00 Casse-La
02:10 Tu Es L'Enfant
04:50 Tu T'Appelles Violence
07:50 La Putain Aux Yeux Immenses
10:54 La Nuit Blanche
14:09 Silence
18:16 Cité Profonde
21:37 Wake-Up
23:56 En Noir Et Blanc
26:21 By Jove
29:35 Cinéma
32:34 Le Vieillard
35:13 La Pointe
Genres:
Post Punk, New Wave, Coldwave
Country:
Belgium
Label:
Multiform MLA Records
#postpunk #newwave #coldwave #belgium
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[@zubileegluckgluck]

i'm so glad i clicked on this. this album is a masterpiece. the songs are really catchy, uniquely familiar and complex. the vocals are powerful and the musicianship and production are top notch. i wish this had been widely available at the time. it would be a classic today. every song is different, yet falls clearly into the album's aesthetic. good stuff.

[@dennerzito]

thanks for sharing!

[@creamysauce7966]

Didn't even realize they weren't singing in English. Great tunes.

[@creamysauce7966]

Tu T'Appelles Violence 04:50