Le Syndicat Entre Vifs - Bruitiste

Review by John Toomey

Le Syndicat Entre Vifs' album Bruitiste is a bold and experimental piece of work that pushes the boundaries of industrial music. The album is a collection of raw and chaotic soundscapes that are both abrasive and captivating.

From the very first track, "L'Amour et la Violence," the listener is thrust into a world of harsh noise and dissonance. The use of distorted vocals and unconventional instrumentation creates a sense of unease that runs throughout the album.

The tracks "La Danse des Morts" and "Les Morts Parlent" are particularly noteworthy, with their haunting melodies and eerie atmospheres. The use of found sounds and field recordings adds an element of realism to the album, making it feel like a journey through a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Summary by John Toomey

Bruitiste is a challenging but rewarding listening experience that will appeal to fans of experimental and avant-garde music. Le Syndicat Entre Vifs has created a unique and powerful work that is sure to leave a lasting impression.