FACTICE FACTORY Lines & Parallels LP VINYL 2017
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| Artist: | FACTICE FACTORY | |
| Title: | Lines & Parallels | |
| Format: | LP Vinyl | |
| Year: | 16.11.2017 | |
| Label: | Wave Tension | |
| Tracklist: | A1. Lines A2. Leuchturm A3. Audran A4. Defeat B1. Parallels B2. Hatch End B3. Sway B4. Extinguisher B5. The Weeping Willow |
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| Info: | Factice Factory is a French-Swiss
Cold Wave band composed of Fabrice Lefebvre (guitar, synthesizer,
programming), Théotime Lefebvre (guitar, bass) and
songwriter François Ducarn (vocals) which was formed in 2013. The trio uses the legacy of 80s bands like Modern English, Joy Division, DAF, Cocteau Twins, Siglo XX, Grauzone and Section 25 to create a mix of dark melancholic post-punk, cold wave and new wave music, which would perfectly fit on the 4AD label in the 80s. Factice Factory’s songs get an extra touch by Ducarn’s English / French and German lyrics. After The White Days (2014) and !!NADA!! (2015) Factice Factory returns with “Lines & Parallels”. Their third album is released on November 16, 2017 via Dutch label Wave Tension Records as limited edition of 250 copies on black vinyl, as well as digital formats. The melancholy and gloominess of Factice Factory’s previous albums is still present on “Lines & Parallels”, but has evolved, becoming rougher, sharper, with a certain form of urgency, like a summer storm approaching from the far outskirts of town. There is clearly a deeper focus to be heard on the use of guitars and bass in this new release, on which clearly two sides can be identified, two lines or parallels. An electronic and more hypnotic side with the very N.D.W.-like “Leuchtturm”, the minimal film noir tribute “Audran”, the very eighties sounding “Sway” (guest vocals by Jeanne Lefebvre) or the harsh industrial tainted “Extinguisher”. The other so called line is to be heard in tracks such as the desperate and goosebumping “Defeat”, the somehow oriental sounding “Hatch End” or the melancholic end ballad “The Weeping Willow” These two parallel lines finally merge into one single and united sound pattern, a delight that will surely find its place in the ears of many dark music addicts. |
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