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Delphine Dora, Mocke
Le Corps Défendant
The mellow fruits of a long-term, long(ish)-distance collaboration between Paris natives Delphine and Mocke, who now respectively reside in Brussels and the "deepest French countryside", Le Corps défendant is an unorthodox, Arcadian folk-rock masterpiece come out of the woods to steal our hearts and minds. Yes, we will always have a terrible weakness for smoky female vocals and lingering modal melodies - can't help it - and this record hits the same sweet spot as two of our other favourite 2017 releases, namely Brannten Schnure's Muschelsammlung and Holidays' reissue of Maria Monti's stunning Il Bestiario. Like those two records, L.c.d. is an unusually urbane, jazz-damaged take on misty, mystic pastoralism, nestling free improvisation inside carefully and concisely wrought arrangements (whether or before or after the fact).
A1
Les Miroirs Conversent Avec Les Etoiles En Silence
A2
L'Illusion S'Etrangle
A3
Pedro M'Inquiéte
A4
Est-Ce Le Prix De La Nuitée?
B1
Le Service Abstrait
B2
Oû Est Joseph?
B3
Des Nôtres
B4
Les Insulaires
C1
Un Triple Cercle
C2
Pluton S'Éloigne
D1
Le Corps Défendant
D2
Agua Por Favor
D3
L'Absent Était Parmi Nous




