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Interference Sardines

Zucchini

(Ambiances Magnetiques

- Canada)

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An unlikely group of musicians from various backgrounds come together to make a great album of instrumental and vocal music.

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Personnel:

Andre Bilodeau-violin, viola, voice

Sebastien Dore-electric bass, handclaps, voice

Lyne Goulet-alto saxophone, voice

Frederic Lebrasseur-drums, percussion, piano, voice

Philippe Venne-guitar, piano, voice

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UPC: 771028109524

Label: Ambiances Magnetiques
Catalog ID: AM_095
Squidco Product Code: 589

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2001
Country: Canada
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded at Studio Sismique, in Quebec, Canada, by Rene Talbot and Yves Drolet.

Descriptions, Reviews, &c.

"Interference Sardines is a crazy group that makes serious music-or perhaps that should be a serious group that makes crazy music. If we were to describe them to you, you would swear that we were pulling your leg: a classical violinist who plays electric violin, an analphabetic drummer who plays written music, a school dropout on guitar who is a self-taught composer, a jock instrument-maker on base, and an electrifying singer on violin and acoustic mic. Both their instrumental and vocal music can contain a skillful mixture of improvisation and composition."-Ambiances MagnetiqueSee also this related product

Artist Biographies

Track Listing:

1 Luthier sportif (2001) 4:08

2 [untitled] (2001) 1:25

3 Déboucage (2001) 5:55

4 Maguila le gorille (2001) 5:01

5 Un nescalier (2001) 5:54

6 Speos (2001) 6:17

7 Mare crisium (2001) 7:37

8 [untitled] (2001) 1:01

9 Onyx (2001) 2:44

10 Un autre poisson dans l'mur (2001) 3:29

11 [untitled] (2001) 5:38

12 La girafe (2001) 5:33

13 Fuite (2001) 12:51

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