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- WABANA-ORE, 2001.
"ABBC's Tete a Tete is one of those late-era westerns where the heroes are racists, the whores have no hearts, and the townsfolk really don't deserve saving in the first place shot through the stark, black-and-white perspective of a European existentialist. Half Tuscon, AZ's Calexico (Joey Burns, John Convertino), half France's Amor Belhom Duo (Naïm Amor, Thomas Belhom), ABBC avoids being a disaster of contradiction with gaunt textures; moaning, undead guitars; a raw, steal-heavy rhythm section; and an air of cross-cultural, barely audible experimental rock and a gentle touch of pretentious jazz. Gorgeous strings and Suede-ish pianos sometimes appear ("Orange Trees in the Yard") and the effect -- the album's principal, self-evolving justification."
Interprètes
- Naïm AMOR : Guitare, Violon, Voix
- Thomas BELHOM : Percussion, Voix, Guitare
- Joey BURNS : Guitare basse, Orgue, Guitare
- John CONVERTINO : Percussion, Vibraphone, Drums
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- Maria DISSARD : Voix
- Martin WENK : Mélodica
Pistes
- 1 La valse des 24 heures
- 2 Elevator baby
- 3 En route to the blanchisserie
- 4 Mobile home
- 5 Orange trees in the yard
- 6 Gilbert
- 7 Pluie sans nuages
- 8 The wrestler's masque
- 9 Je voudrais me rappeller
- 10 Le savon se dissout dans la rigole