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Somewhere in the middle of the french countryside inside a small remote house, two brothers greedy for musical adventures, locked themselves away from city’s perpetual noise.
It’s there that our young recruits discovered and experienced some old abandoned instruments. Together they tried out the first demos influenced by the retro universe found on the posters displayed on the walls of their bedroom.
When the eldest Victor mysteriously disappears into much more acoustic experiments, Pierre begins to plug in and blend the wires that lead to his computer, and builds a small studio, letting himself go to his own dystopia.
Only lately the two brothers gathered their forces under the bright letters of MONTMOULIN.
Thanks to this electroshock of their respective worlds, new magnetic productions emanated and confirmed that the symbiosis of the two brothers was only a matter of course.
So appears the single "BLASTER", a track openly inspired by Stranger Things' atmosphere and Kyle Dixon's compositions, or the fantasized aestheticism of Italians Do It Better’s boss Johnny Jewel (Chromatics, Desire or Glass Candy).
Also huge fans of the M83 hits or the most recent Jabberwocky, their singles "Blaster" and "Low" refers to a typical analog sound from the 80s as if it comes from an original soundtrack from this iconic decade.
It’s there that our young recruits discovered and experienced some old abandoned instruments. Together they tried out the first demos influenced by the retro universe found on the posters displayed on the walls of their bedroom.
When the eldest Victor mysteriously disappears into much more acoustic experiments, Pierre begins to plug in and blend the wires that lead to his computer, and builds a small studio, letting himself go to his own dystopia.
Only lately the two brothers gathered their forces under the bright letters of MONTMOULIN.
Thanks to this electroshock of their respective worlds, new magnetic productions emanated and confirmed that the symbiosis of the two brothers was only a matter of course.
So appears the single "BLASTER", a track openly inspired by Stranger Things' atmosphere and Kyle Dixon's compositions, or the fantasized aestheticism of Italians Do It Better’s boss Johnny Jewel (Chromatics, Desire or Glass Candy).
Also huge fans of the M83 hits or the most recent Jabberwocky, their singles "Blaster" and "Low" refers to a typical analog sound from the 80s as if it comes from an original soundtrack from this iconic decade.
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