Le Singe Blanc – Babylon CD

Le Singe Blanc – Babylon CD

"Bar La Muerte, label of Bruno Dorella (Wolfango, Ronin, Ovo), if it supports the Italian distribution of another chic alternative, dopo l'ottimo heavy jazz of Italian-French Very Short Shorts.

The White Monkey, an apt trio (due to bass and battery) of Metz, was the fifth album in the last year of his career, manifesto without titolo and dalla copper of the melting pot that staunchly conquered Europe. A little later than a year of distance from the previous one we heard (this content also contains a DVD testimonial of a tour in Cinema) turned on with this “Babylon”: new music and no music for a great deal of energy.

La ricetta dei tre francesi starts from a quasi-tribal punk-funk, amidst rhythmic surges and vocals evocative of primordial memories and Dadaist impulses, My Tra does not shy away from near-metal outbursts or irresistible grooves.  The initial “Bombadilhom” is one of the ingredients, including the subsequent “Ouzfat” which deepens the more heavy (almost doom) nature of the idea.
Elsewhere, it feels as though one is listening to a band of primates reworking the already rather extreme ideas of the Dutch group The Ex (“Sboub”); or perhaps a symphony disturbed by apocalyptic themes (“Electromax”); or even a delirium oscillating between funk and noise—leaving one unsure whether to dance like a maniac or bang one’s head against the wall!

The unknown shadow of the Primus and the voice of Les Claypool is the music of Scimmia Bianca (explicit in the conclusion of the punk of “Mambossa”), it does not take away the result of this disco che, it does not take away the apparent difficulty of ascolto, it is easy to entertain." -  Indie For Bunnies