Peripherique Est - Répétition 210606

Review by James Smythe

Peripherique Est's album Répétition 210606 is a mesmerizing journey through experimental electronic music. The French duo, consisting of Thomas Chalindar and Guillaume Gendre, have created a unique blend of ambient, techno and industrial sounds that captivate the listener from start to finish.

The album begins with "Vitesse de la Lumière", a haunting track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its eerie, atmospheric sounds. "Onde de Choc" follows with a pulsating beat and distorted, glitchy sounds that create a sense of chaos and urgency.

As the album progresses, Peripherique Est's experimentation with different sounds becomes more apparent. "Travelling" features a hypnotic melody that is layered with distorted, metallic sounds, while "Nuit Noire" is a slow-burning, atmospheric track that builds to a crescendo of distorted noise.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Répétition", which features a driving beat and glitchy, distorted sounds that create a sense of unease and tension. The track is a perfect example of Peripherique Est's ability to create complex, layered compositions that are both challenging and rewarding to listen to.

Summary by James Smythe

Répétition 210606 is a masterful album that showcases Peripherique Est's talent for creating unique, experimental electronic music. It is a must-listen for fans of ambient, techno and industrial music, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it.