J.C. Satàn: Sick Of Love (CD)

J.C. Satàn

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Label:: CDBaby
UPC/EAN:: 0616822094921
Erscheinungstermin:: 29.6.2015

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We've done it, kids. What better way to celebrate Slovenly's 100th release than by unleashing the best record you'll hear this year? We're proud as can be to present this debut long player by J. C. Sat_n. This band is made up of three gents hailing from Bordeaux, France, and two girls from Turin, Italy who cosmically collided in Bordeaux and recorded "Sick Of Love," (Slovenly Recordings LP/ CD 702-100) 2010's lone, true apocalyptic masterpiece. Arthur Sat_n (also of MEATARDS), the principal songwriter in the band, was a protege of Looch Vibrato of France's reknowned acid-punk duo MAGNETIX, who are no strangers to the process of creating and delivering well crafted skull shattering sounds. Arthur, together with J. C. Sat_n's lyricist Paula H., have concocted a swirling mix of lyrically abstract songs about morning-after sex in a drug haze ("Woke up late in the morning, In a bed full of Stories, There's no love, No romance, Just a jerk in a coma " - From "Your Place"), and fighting one's way out of Hell ("This wasn't my room, That wasn't my house, I saw my cat flying through the sky... This is my arm! , That is my sword, Against the darkness, Like a superhero" (From "Superhero"). And the music? Similarities to THEE OH SEES can be pinpointed, but in concept alone. This is by no means a band who's latching on to a current sound in any way. There are more Black Lips imitators out there now than there ever was for the Oblivians / Gories, but J. C. Sat_n has avoided trends and triteness to develop into a completely mature unit, defining their own style, and have wound up in a league of their own. Musically the melodies have more in common with the darker psych melodies of Can ("She Brings The Rain" especially), Os Mutantes ("Ave Lucifer," specifically), The Beatles ("Sun King," one of "Abbey Road's" most beautifully haunting moments) and perhaps even Pink Floyd at their moodiest. "Sick of Love" transports you, grinning, through a maze of sunshine, nitrous oxide and mushrooms, then crescendos and climaxes into a wa...