Sleepwalkers by Les Fleurs Etranges
Sleepwalkers is a slow hallucination of a city night of violence where nothing and no one ever comes clean. Across four tracks, Les Fleurs Étranges map a strange emotional terrain: part sidewalk swagger, part slow-burning decay. It’s the sound of something blooming with its teeth out.
Gun Teeth
A rare flash of brightness, it's rhythmic, wired, and oddly joyful. Like a sugar rush in a back alley, this opener sets a deceptively upbeat tone. All the noise samples on Gun Teeth and its remix were provided by Damien De Coene.
Bloodsuckers
Dark and pulsing, Bloodsuckers is a track about hunger, control, and taking too much, layered with grit and pressure. It includes a vocal nod to Vybz Kartel, who was recently released from prison, adding a hint of dancehall grit to the tension.
Glowing Park
Eerie and dreamlike, built around a sample from Lou Reed’s last song on his final album, taken from a live version. It’s a slow walk where beauty flickers but never feels safe.
Gun Teeth (Remix)
A fractured, colder rework of the opener—like seeing the same street under different lights, or at the end of something. The sugar rush is gone; what’s left is sharper, more brittle. Textures crackle, rhythms stretch, and the noise—again sourced from Damien De Coene—creeps further into the foreground.
Tracklist
| 1. | Gun Teeth | 2:55 |
| 2. | Bloodsuckers | 3:18 |
| 3. | Glowing Park | 2:29 |
| 4. | Gun Teeth (Remix) | 3:12 |
