Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2019
Time:35:10
Size:80,6 MB
Label:Flower Coast Records
Styles:Blues Rock/Swamp Rock
Art:Front
Year:2019
Time:35:10
Size:80,6 MB
Label:Flower Coast Records
Styles:Blues Rock/Swamp Rock
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Same Old Life - 4:01
2. Gold And Glitter - 3:20
3. Silhouette - 3:32
4. Let It Shine - 3:43
5. On the First Day - 3:13
6. Dark Room - 4:45
7. Down My Place - 2:39
8. Northern Blow - 5:24
9. Run Through The Jungle - 4:29
1. Same Old Life - 4:01
2. Gold And Glitter - 3:20
3. Silhouette - 3:32
4. Let It Shine - 3:43
5. On the First Day - 3:13
6. Dark Room - 4:45
7. Down My Place - 2:39
8. Northern Blow - 5:24
9. Run Through The Jungle - 4:29
The Bruyères Sessions, the fifth episode of a fascinating series and a new step in the life of the electric blues French combo The Marshals. A long-playing record related to the evocation of a place of origin, and which formalizes the exploration of a renewed sonic experience. Over the past years, the three musicians have consistently conjured up the inspiring Session ritual, to spark the Mojo of their vibrant, driven music. There is something intensely sensorial and subtly spiritual in this home-made desire to work together, stripped to the bare essentials, to better grasp these moments of unique truth.
Julien, Laurent and Thomas’s rough and contrasting music reveals itself more than ever in this remote, close-to-the-earth simplicity. Thousands of miles away, another land of toil gave birth, in the muggy heat of Southern USA, to one of the most fascinating popular expressions of the 20th century. Beyond the lyrics, the chords and this primal pulse, this story is also perpetuated by this new penetrating album, a human story, filled with doubts and melancholy, hope and anger, love and humanity. Worthy of the precious heritage left by this illegitimate son of the popular music of exile, the Marshals draw an imaginary line linking Tony Joe White and Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “swamp rock” to Muddy Water’s “Electric Mud Version”. And yet, just like for every handmade drawing, the hand can slip at any moment and lose its path, carried away by its momentum and the giddy exhilaration of jam. Generous and inspired, the Bruyères Sessions thus confirm their well-deserved status of current French benchmark in terms of pure, sophisticated rock’n’roll, whilst unveiling new unexpected aspects of a heart-warming complicity that makes us want to listen to them all night long.
Julien, Laurent and Thomas’s rough and contrasting music reveals itself more than ever in this remote, close-to-the-earth simplicity. Thousands of miles away, another land of toil gave birth, in the muggy heat of Southern USA, to one of the most fascinating popular expressions of the 20th century. Beyond the lyrics, the chords and this primal pulse, this story is also perpetuated by this new penetrating album, a human story, filled with doubts and melancholy, hope and anger, love and humanity. Worthy of the precious heritage left by this illegitimate son of the popular music of exile, the Marshals draw an imaginary line linking Tony Joe White and Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “swamp rock” to Muddy Water’s “Electric Mud Version”. And yet, just like for every handmade drawing, the hand can slip at any moment and lose its path, carried away by its momentum and the giddy exhilaration of jam. Generous and inspired, the Bruyères Sessions thus confirm their well-deserved status of current French benchmark in terms of pure, sophisticated rock’n’roll, whilst unveiling new unexpected aspects of a heart-warming complicity that makes us want to listen to them all night long.
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