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		<title>Ellemetue channel Serge Gainsbourg on psyche pop song &#8220;Renaissance&#8221;</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Ellemetue&#8216;s sophomore album En pays lointains is out November 16 on Dare To Care. There&#8217;s an inexhaustible psyche pop scene]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h4 align="justify"><strong><em>Ellemetue</em>&#8216;s sophomore album <em>En pays lointains</em> is out November 16 on <em>Dare To Care</em>.</strong></h4>
<p align="justify">There&#8217;s an inexhaustible psyche pop scene in Montreal which keeps on sending us fascinating music. Our new discovery is <em><a href="https://highclouds.org/tag/Ellemetue">Ellemetue</a></em>, a duo comprising <em>Mingo L’Indien</em> and <em>Nunu Métal</em>, which are about to release their sophomore album this week. Introspective and descriptive,their upcoming full-length project <em>En pays lointains</em> is a reflection on the writings of early explorers and on the conquest of inhabitable planets.</p>
<p align="justify">Like the rest of the album, the track &#8220;Renaissance&#8221; cheerfully relies on electric organs. The union of Hammond L‑102 and Yamaha YC‑30 nourishes the mystery and the tension around the track; the rest of the magic coming from their penchant for noise, electroacoustics and improvisation. The rhythmic and diction influence of French genius <em>Serge Gainsbourg</em> is also pretty obvious here. Listen to &#8220;Renaissance&#8221; below ahead of the release of the album this Friday.</p>
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