Voile d'Ombre by Les Fleurs Etranges
On Voile d'Ombre, Les Fleurs Étranges offer four pieces of broken atmosphere - music shaped by absence, erosion, and slow decay. No narratives. Only fragments: hiss, percussion, echoes fading like disintegrating loops.
Le Masque opens in darkness - centered on sampled heavy electric guitars, it sets the tone in jagged pulses and unresolved dread.
Quatre Planches follows like aftermath: a delicate arrangement of live percussion, fragile and uncertain, like someone trying not to tremble.
Then comes Giallo Nocturne, a crooked clockwork of off-center rhythms and stylized tension - a nod to knife-edge suspense.
Finally, Le Troisième Visage closes the EP in a kind of cracked reverence: hip-hop at its core, but unraveling at the seams.
What connects these four pieces is not genre, but residue - the sense of something once solid now flickering at the edges. Music for when the city forgets your name.
Tracklist
| 1. | Le Masque | 2:34 |
| 2. | Quatre Planches | 2:40 |
| 3. | Giallo Nocturne | 2:34 |
| 4. | Le Troisième Visage | 2:30 |
