NOT EASY TO COOK (vinyle)

Description

"Indolent rhythms that evoke Latin America and Africa." MownoThe most surprising thing about "Not easy to cook" is the sultriness it exudes. It's hard to summarize the affair other than by comparing these 10 songs to a pressure cooker where bits of dancehall, London-style ska, and Hawaiian dub, uncorked with one's rear end, have been simmering. This is where the album, recorded by the band in their remote French village, achieves a small miracle: sounding French, but on the French Polynesian side.On "Not easy to cook," you hear frogs, birds, the sound of the jungle in a living room. Those already traumatized by Arthur Lyman's vibraphone and Les Baxter's Lounge music should feel right at home; novices will finally discover something other than Saturdays at Nature et Découvertes."Traveler garage rock, readily sunny." Libération"Tracks that induce visions or hallucinations." France Inter