Un mouvement pour le vent

Description

PETIT FANTÔME is the elusive and mysterious pseudonym of Pierre Loustaunau, a fearless multi-instrumentalist particularly within Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains (but also Crane Angels, Le Pingouin, Iceberg), long emancipated by the collective and now fully dedicated to his solo project. 3 years after "Torse bombé (2014)", the project "grindcore punk rock melodic pop" PETIT FANTÔME returns with "Un mouvement pour le vent", a natural title for this inveterate skater and occasional hiker. The author willingly considers it his "first album". An eternal dissatisfied but prolific composer (like a French-speaking Mac DeMarco), the songwriter from Mont-de-Marsan delivers eleven concise, clever, and liberated tracks. From the outset, his inclination for the nineties is evident, in a refined formula and vintage indie references from Nada Surf, Pavement, Prefab Sprout but in the language of Les Innocents and Étienne Daho. PETIT FANTÔME succeeds in creating immediate pop songs in French such as "Easy Come easy go", "Libérations Terribles" & "Tu ressembles à l'orage" to name just a few. Two editions with careful packaging: double translucent vinyl, gatefold (sides A-B-C: audio and side D: engraved design) includes the CD. And a CD digipocket edition with 3 panels and a 12-page poster booklet.