Tracklist
| 1 | Détruis La Fête | |||
| 2 | Quitter La Ville [ Morte ] ~ Première | |||
| 3 | Quitter La Ville [ Morte ] ~ Seconde | |||
| 4 | Ellipse | |||
| 5 | Diagone | |||
| 6 | Mise A L'Index | |||
| 7 | June 21th | |||
| 8 | Banquet Final Traditionnel |
Credits
- Basse, Clavinet – Push Push (tracks: all)
- Batterie, Synthétiseur – David Flinois (tracks: all)
- Clavecin, Piano électrique – Yvon Reperant (tracks: all)
- Guitare électrique – Regis Cocagne (tracks: DÉTRUIS LA FÊTE, DíAGONE)
- Mastered Par – Carl Saff
- Viole De Gambe, Choeurs – Roland Peruzzi (tracks: all)
- Violon, Choeurs – Élodie Bernede (tracks: MISE à L’INDEX)
- Voix Additionnelle – Giulia Sangiuolo (tracks: DÉTRUIS LA FÊTE), Téo Mannoni (tracks: QUITTER LA VILLE [ MORTE ] ~ SECONDE)
- Voix, Synthétiseur, Programmations, Sampling, Scratchs – Sébastien Casino (tracks: all)
Notes
NO has been conceived by Sebastien Casino in a perspective of setting up an inventive music, emancipated from existent figures. The band NO, born in 2007, is atypical, made out of musicians from opposite backgrounds such as baroque, rock, hip hop...
Although at the crossroad of progressive rock, electronic avant-garde, contemporary music, noisy music or baroque, Diagone remains a rap album, which reveals a relevant approach of hip hop music, which is often stuck in its own codes.
NO participates in a research process in which creation and originality stick together to give birth to a music in adequation as well as in rupture with its time.
Enregistrements et prises de son par Téo Mannoni au studio Infernale Machine à Béziers entre décembre 2008 et avril 2009.
Composition par NO.
Paroles de Sébastien Casino.
Direction musicale, arrangements, édition et mixage par Sébastien Casino.
Mastering par Carl Saff pour Saff Mastering, Chicago.
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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diagone (LP, Album) | Confetti Noir | 001 | France | 2010 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Their rap is assembled by many interesting colors and sounds. Songwriting style is unique, and fits in well with the great arrangements, vary from prog-rock (?), baroque, strange electronics and noise. If I have to find an equivalent to their style, I’d say they are something between Dalek and The Residents, somewhere. I’m missing some anger and range in their music, but I’m also aware of the face that the lyrics doesn’t play a role with my listening, as I’m not a French speaker, so I probably missing a lot of the overall thing.(small town romance)
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