Jan Jelinek Avec The Exposures – La Nouvelle Pauvreté

Jan Jelinek - La Nouvelle Pauvreté album cover

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Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Glitch, IDM, Minimal
Year:	2003

Tracklist

		Introducing	1:51
		Music To Interrogate By	6:08
		Facelift	5:36
		There Are Other Worlds (They Have Not Told You Of)	4:13
		My Favourite Shop	4:54
		Trust The Words Of Stevie	3:57
		If's, And's And But's	6:16
		Davos S (Trio 'Round Midnight)	6:46
		A Waste Land	2:34

Credits (3)

Inna Todisko
Artwork
Bianca Strauch
Design [Graphic Design]
Jan Jelinek
Written-By, Producer

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	La Nouvelle Pauvreté CD, Album	~scape – sc16cd, ~scape – ~scape 16 cd	Germany	2003	Germany — 2003	Recently Edited
	La Nouvelle Pauvreté LP, Album, Gatefold	~scape – sc 016 lp	Germany	2003	Germany — 2003	Recently Edited
	La Nouvelle Pauvreté CD, Album, Promo	~scape – sc 16cd	Germany	2003	Germany — 2003	Recently Edited
	La Nouvelle Pauvreté LP, Album, White Label	~scape – sc16lp	Germany	2003	Germany — 2003	New Submission

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Reviews

Ajapanagamanas Nov 1, 2021
Edited 2 years ago
referencing La Nouvelle Pauvreté (CD, Album) sc16cd
When the intro to an album samples random Derek Bailey guitar plonks then you know you're in for some really experimental stuff to come next. It all feels accidental as the very artwork it's wrapped in: im yet to understand the rhythm foundations for 'Facelift' and 'Davos S', what's Jelinek singing about (or saying even) and the supposed Thelonious Monk or Sun Ra references in the titles. There's even some weirdly chopped up Wes Montgomery samples in between. Moments of weird beauty, pure beat and just head-scratching suffled along the ride. Not an easy listen, IMO!
monokromedia Aug 23, 2019
referencing La Nouvelle Pauvreté (LP, Album, Gatefold) sc 016 lp
☾ ☾ ☾ R E P R E S S P L E A S E ☾ ☾ ☾
scoundrel Jun 12, 2006
Edited 17 years ago
referencing La Nouvelle Pauvreté (CD, Album) sc16cd
No one does warm glitch-house like Jan Jelinek, and LA NOUVELLE PAUVRETE is no exception. “Music to Interrogate By” is surprisingly jazzy, given its ominous title, but a bit of the darkness does creep through. “Facelift” and “A Waste Land” are all mystery, and “There are Other Words (They Have Not Told You Of)” winds around Jelinek’s own languorous vocals. But for those craving more traditional Jelinek, “My Favourite Shop” merges a sunny 60s pop sensibility with the affectionate clicks we know and love, while “If’s And’s and But’s” has more of a 70s funk vibe. Another outstanding entry from Mr. Jelinek.