Showing posts with label Jean-Pierre Massiera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jean-Pierre Massiera. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 April 2012

Jesus is coming...

...look busy.

I was brought up a good Catholic schoolboy, and as a result I associate this time of year with going to church. A lot. (4 times in 1 week!?!)

The Easter story was preached at me from an early age.  I'm sure you all know it: Jesus died on a cross on Friday, and then a couple of days later he hatched out of a giant egg in a bunny-rabbit suit, in accordance with the capitalist script. At least I think that's how it goes...

But where's he been since he came last Easter, and why hasn't he called or sent an email? Well, SURPRISE SURPRISE, he's ditched the bunny suit and he's here today and what's more he's made a dark&freaky, skronking-sax inverse Pop record* with a little help from his psychédélique disciple Jean-Pierre Massiera.


Jésus - L'Electrocuté
[buy Jésus on Midnight Massiera from Finders Keepers & on WIZZZ! Vol. 2 from Born Bad Records]

*voiced by Marc Roland/Rolland

Monday, 18 April 2011

She-Bang! Pow! Crack! Oeuf!

Je suis l'homme œuf. J'ai pris la belle prisonnière Françoise!

Bring on the roll-over Easter weekend! 
Bring on L'Amour Electronique!
Saturday 23 April
9pm - 3am
at 
The West Hill, 67 Buckingham Place, Brighton, BN1 3PQ

Entry = FREE / GRATIS / £0

We will play
French pop and psychedelia, 60s ye-ye, 70s freakouts, synthe-moderne
Synthesized sounds, arpeggiated disko, synthcore, petrochemical rock
Electronic delights, casio pop, Radiophonic Workshop-isms, 8-bit.
[See what we played in February in the post below...]

Now, how about a little more oeuf-age from the labarotary of Jean-Pierre Massiera?