Horror Politics by Mademoiselle Plume Rouge
The music of Mademoiselle Plume Rouge’s new album “Horror Politics” combines the minacious atmosphere of expressionist German silent movies with elements of experimental and contemporary music, doom, dark jazz, free jazz, noise – like the soundtrack of an apocalyptic horror movie. The album consists of two pieces that are a critique of anti-liberal, conservative, authoritarian and far-right ideologies, which have increasingly taken center stage in political arenas around the world. The first piece “A Shadow over the Parliament” foreshadows the rise to power of these ideologies. The second piece “Black Mass in the Senate” portrays the corruption of political systems by these ideologies.
Tracklist
| 1. | A Shadow over the Parliament | 17:05 |
| 2. | Black Mass in the Senate | 17:19 |
Credits
Mademoiselle Plume Rouge is:
Stéphane Povitch Augsburger (Guitar, Samples)
Fred Minner (Bass, Soprano Saxophone)
All music composed by Mademoiselle Plume Rouge
Recorded by Antoine Petroff at Studio Silo in Renens, Switzerland
Edited and mixed by freddie Murphy (Father Murphy) and Nick Foglia at Rubedo Recordings in Turin, Italy
Mastered by John Dieterich (Deerhoof) in Albuquerque, USA
Graphic Design by Alexis Sgouridis
Ezra Pound reading “Hugh Selwyn Mauberley” from EZRA POUND READS. Copyright(c) 1960, 1969, 1993 by HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. Used by permission of HarperCollins Publishers
The album is released by the label Signora Ward Records: signorawardrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ward057-mademoiselle-plume-rouge-horror-politics
License
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Mademoiselle Plume Rouge is a duo of experimental music with elements of drone, doom and noise rock, free and dark jazz, and contemporary music.
Stéphane Povitch Augsburger (electric guitar, sampled voices)
Frédéric Minner (electric bass, soprano saxophone)