AU-DELÀ DU DÉLIRE

ANGE you have to talk about it because it's always French texts that you understand!

1 Godevin Le Vilain ooh there, we're in the 70s there, but hey, I don't really know anymore.... the time; a monster with a greasy organ and Jean-Michel's haunting guitar; the voice, the text that I listen to, yes after BREL's cover on the previous album, I had a sign, I managed to listen to the texts, good or bad ANGE in any case! A slap already 2 Les Longues Nuits D'isaac Gérard's drums are gentle, all to let Christian belch out, a sinister singer who will reign masterfully over this band like no other; bored you who force me to remember your words, to listen to this organ until then jealously guarded by the Anglican groups, yes we have our Angel. 3 If I were the Messiah Ouh there remember your 1st, these noises from behind, this flute, these drums, this text; if I was a drunk, but I never will be, I'll be satiated with this group; we wait for the organoleptic rise which associates divine organ; wow, speaking of the climb, this rapid crescendo that sends shivers down your spine, with your father telling you... less the chain! huge memory 4 Ballade Pour Une Orgie or the nursery rhyme as GENESIS did so well oh yes ANGE is a bit like them in French; bucolic like this acoustic guitar, banjo from the Haute Saône I think; there is medieval charm, the sound will go out of style too bad we will be prepared and the king died this morning anyway 5 Exodus or the sequel to Ballade, Francis' keyboard intro, one hell of a lascar, that one who dares to use familiar terms with the great Englishmen... and he's right and Gérard who types like a calmer Keith; yes it's old, but at the time when we listened hundreds of times, we can still dive back into it just... for the pleasure, and then poop; the shadow brings this dithyrambic solo with the sound stamped Brézovar, one of the most beautiful there is for the bucolic and phantasmatic derivation, yes ANGE is still not like the others; the outro before the hour on drums 6 La Bataille Du Sucre (Included: The Wrath of the Gods) the most jazzy, the most pop, the most avant-garde, the most progressive with this title cut in two and the spatial, bewitching, hypnotic variation that suddenly occurs ; this monolithic tapping, this sound which rises, which amplifies, which does not cease and brings you to a dreamlike state disconcerting; well the sugar fight will happen well 7 Sons Of Light speaking of oneiric entry here is another one; organ that sets fire, yes we feel the rise, yes that's it, let's go: you feel your legs moving, your head nodding like a real metalhead; the finale with Francis and Jean-Michel fighting a duel and giving a glimpse that prog es 'in France' is indeed possible; be careful because who says prog says linked title and so it's gone with 8 Au‐Dela Du Délire I said chained, its medieval or folkloric with Michel Lefloch as hermit or Bernard it's as you choose; an incredible, latent title, which says that something is going to happen beyond their delirium; a voice, a hilarious text, a bolero in fact with master Godevin who returns to the stage; the Indian drum, the toads, the pigs, the cuckoos and other doves put on their side until the explosion, the submerging wave where everything becomes bucolic; the solo what to say... it's beautiful, it makes you capsize, one of the most beautiful by its length, its intensity, it makes you want to prolong this trance-musical frame even more; well the doves are coming back, a peacock, a monkey, we know that we were dealing with a musical delirium.

Good how to have a good regressive moment!