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| 2008: The French Machine(Futur) |
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| GIRLS
SPACE
INFINITY
VIDEO GAMES
80s MOVIES
TIME TRAVELS
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| DAFT PUNK, JUSTICE, Prince, Phoenix, Midnight Juggernauts,Anoraak, Empire Of The Sun, New Order, MGMT, Metronomy, Van She, Joy Division, JUNKIE XL, Depeche ModeCut Copy, Para One, WARP,DIM MAK, Institubes, KITSUNE, ED BANGER, ESCALATOR |
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"Vitalic, Midnight Juggernauts, Justice, Miss Kittin, Hell, Alan Braxe, Fenech Soler, Daft Punk crossed together is what you get, sort of. Minitel Rose's vocal is distinctively French especially on 'Elevator' and 'Business Woman' - two songs that really rock the shit out the dancefloor.
This album epitomises what's going on in Electro pop right now and shows just how strong the French scene is right now with yet another major player emerging. Yes it's kitsch, heavily referencing the 80's and in some ways totally ridiculous but it just works.
." Vainzine
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| NME Tony Naylor |
"The initial signs are not good. A third-generation electro outfit with an ’80s fetish (the name is a nod to retro French communications technology, and they claim to take musical inspiration from The A-Team and Knight Rider), Paris’ Minitel Rose seem to represent everything hackneyed about not-so-new-rave. But get over the Commodore 64 artwork and you’ll discover that Minitel share Klaxons’ melodic sensibility, Boy Crisis’ lissom sophistication and, at their best (whistle-tastic single ‘Magic Powder’, a potential indie-electro ‘Young Folks’), Lykke Li’s spare sound palette. They should ease off the shrill, cliched Justice synths, but there is a bright glimmer of real promise here."
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| Vainzine |
Vitalic, Midnight Juggernauts, Justice, Miss Kittin, Hell, Alan Braxe, Fenech Soler, Daft Punk crossed together is what you get, sort of. Minitel Rose's vocal is distinctively French especially on 'Elevator' and 'Business Woman' - two songs that really rock the shit out the dancefloor.
This album epitomises what's going on in Electro pop right now and shows just how strong the French scene is right now with yet another major player emerging. Yes it's kitsch, heavily referencing the 80's and in some ways totally ridiculous but it just works.
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