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    Aquaserge on BC

    https://aquaserge.bandcamp.com/album/un-deux

    First two albums up on bandcamp now. Weeeee!

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    Indeed.

    One of the greats nowadays. Latest album still spins regularly, and I get the same feeling each and every time - sunny but surreal romanticism and existential wonder. That album with the cartoon'ish Verne-cover is awesome as well.
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    i own them all and I recommend them all.

    imo, the best is the latest, the 2nd best is Ce Tres Cher and the last (but still quite good) is 'Un & Deux'.

    looking forward to seeing them at RIO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve F. View Post
    i own them all and I recommend them all.

    imo, the best is the latest, the 2nd best is Ce Tres Cher and the last (but still quite good) is 'Un & Deux'.

    looking forward to seeing them at RIO.
    Same here and same ranking, though I am still waiting for my copy of the collab with April March.. 2 months already.

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    The cd with April March is more poppy, but still with an avant twist. I have and like all Aquaserge albums.

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    I have their three main albums, but not the April collaboration. Love them all! I was instantly hooked on this band when I saw them on Youtube in the studio doing "TVCJQVD".
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    Quote Originally Posted by flytomars View Post
    Same here and same ranking, though I am still waiting for my copy of the collab with April March.. 2 months already.
    Ah. Well, if you're an Aquaserge fan buying it for that reason, you probably won't like it too much.

    If you're a younger person who digs indie rock and etc (like one of my staff), you'll love it to death.

    2 months, huh? You should buy from a reputable source, dude!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve F. View Post
    Ah. Well, if you're an Aquaserge fan buying it for that reason, you probably won't like it too much.

    If you're a younger person who digs indie rock and etc (like one of my staff), you'll love it to death.

    2 months, huh? You should buy from a reputable source, dude!!
    I bought from the Bandcamp page...
    Always thought its the closest to buying straight from the band.

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    Un & Deux was the one I ordered directly from the band (their website, not the Bandcamp page), and it arrived from France in six days... I'd inquire if I were you, two months is a bit ridiculous!
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    Quote Originally Posted by flytomars View Post
    I bought from the Bandcamp page...
    Always thought its the closest to buying straight from the band.
    It is.

    Just goes to show that they are musicians and not necessarily reputable sources!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Progatron View Post
    I have their three main albums, but not the April collaboration. Love them all! I was instantly hooked on this band when I saw them on Youtube in the studio doing "TVCJQVD".
    I find myself putting that album with April on a lot more than I thought I would. There are clever Aquaserge type moments in most of those songs. Just odd-ball enough to keep me coming back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phlakaton View Post
    I find myself putting that album with April on a lot more than I thought I would. There are clever Aquaserge type moments in most of those songs.
    Same here. That album SO reminds me of the trickier pop works of Stereolab, which I absolutely cherish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrotum Scissor View Post
    Same here. That album SO reminds me of the trickier pop works of Stereolab, which I absolutely cherish.
    My wife thought it was Stereolab when I had it on the first time. Now she's hooked on it!

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    I quite like the April March + Aquaserge cd. It definitely has a Stereolab (circa 'Dots and Loops') vibe, which I 'm quite fond of.

    Great band, anyway. Based on repeated recommendations here on this forum as well as on the avant progressive forum on FB, I also bought "A l'amitie" and "C'est très cher Serge". I really enjoy them and would LOVE to be able to see them on a live context. Unfortunately I'm too far from anything and/or everything to do so.

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    One track up from the upcoming EP due in September

    http://aquaserge.bandcamp.com/album/guerre-ep
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    Quote Originally Posted by NogbadTheBad View Post
    One track up from the upcoming EP due in September[/URL]
    sounds better than ever!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve F. View Post
    sounds better than ever!
    Listened this morning - you got that right, Steve... cant wait for this one!

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    EP ordered !

    I also really like Tahiti Coco no idea why they don't sell that one at Bandcamp

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    Quote Originally Posted by Udi Koomran View Post
    EP ordered !

    I also really like Tahiti Coco no idea why they don't sell that one at Bandcamp
    isn't Tahiti Coco part of "Un & Deux" ??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve F. View Post
    isn't Tahiti Coco part of "Un & Deux" ??
    It is all on Un & Deux - yuppers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Udi Koomran View Post
    OMG... they didnt just make themselves even better did they?!!! I love the horns!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrotum Scissor View Post
    Same here. That album SO reminds me of the trickier pop works of Stereolab, which I absolutely cherish.
    Julien was a member of Stereolab

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    I had no idea about that April March collaboration - sounds nifty!

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