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đť•Żđť–Šđť–“đť–šđť–Žđť–™ is a duo that draws its inspiration from the cold sounds of dark-wave. The vocals are on the edge of the lyric singing. Powerful and wild. The sound of the synths is repetitive and electric, sometimes disturbing, often melancholic.
“When the light and the shadows dance together, the night comes out of its silence. As the lighthouse we are surrounded by darkness but our voice is a candle. Our music raises the ghost and our heart beats the warm and the cold. The poetry is our scream, shamanic dance is our word.”
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What they say :
"Sometimes we come across a piece of music, a clip or an artist who sticks us in our chair. Today, it’s Denuit that we found in our emails. The French duo based in Montpellier has produced singular music since 2017, between cold-wave, krautrock and techno. What characterizes it? His retro-futuristic style and it’s disorderly electronic music. While Ivi takes care of all kinds of machines, Bonnie sings, plays the flute, the gongs or the synth. Her vocal tone is exceptional (in the proper sense of the term). Her voice is powerful, sometimes aggressive. Repetitive rhythm, psychedelic synths, deliberately draft arrangements and saturated sounds: this is the magic recipe that gave rise to Oph: The Lonely Planet, LP released on Monday, December 9. Between the heartbreaking sensation of weightlessness felt while listening to “Galactic Love” and the singer who gorges herself on “Black Ice”, we discover as the album progresses the planet Oph and it’s universe as captivating as dystopian. Definitely, Denuit is a UFO that arrives on the electronic scene with its experimental music stained with punk influences."
"“The Toulouse duo comes out with their second album of the year, after Equinox Lines. This time, the direction of the Blue Empire, an imaginary country ruled by a king facing the revolt … so to speak a pure fiction! The scenery being planted, time for the music to render the atmosphere, where fire and steel are at the center of it all and over present in the looped notes, at times industrial and experimental played Ivi, half of the duo. While rhythmic and synths hypnotize , Bonnie – the other half – lays a song sometimes incantation sometimes imploring between Siouxie and Nina Hagen. The influence of the German scene remains very present on most titles, mixes post-rock with a darker krautrock. A disc with the beauty of the raw metal under the forge. To listen in priority: “Aurora”, “War of steel” and “ReĂŻa”"
"“The retro-futurism has 2 new ambassadors. Mixing kraut rock, cold-wave and techno influences, Denuit proposes a trip in a world they created from scratch. Ivi plays machines, Bonnie sings and plays flute, gongs and synths. Their universe is all nuance, like a real journey filled with pitfalls, moments of doubt, joy, fear and madness. Mermaids, crackling sounds, repetitive melodies and always changing vocalizations .A living sound tale which is discovered and is drawn with each minute passing by.”"
"“Denuit is a retro-futuristic electronic duo mixing krautrock, cold-wave and techno influences. After a self-produced E.P. Residency in 2017 and a debut album in early 2018 Equinox Lines, Denuit joined the hapax label with a new album The war of Steel. Hosted by the nymph Bonnie singing, synth and various strange instruments and the magician Ivi on machines, Denuit is a dystopian world that must be visited, a music resolutely electronic with a singular narrative universe. This new opus tells us in the language of gold, the story of the Blue Empire, a dark and icy universe imagined by the duo where a despotic king makes his law prevail but where revolt rises. The perfect setting to unfold Ivi’s throbbing loops and Bonnie’s misty vocals.”"