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Whatwhat’’Ss Thethe Fuckfuck ?!? ?!? ?!? ?!? Fanzine What What ?!? ?!? ?!? Ont participé à cette aventure: Greg – [email protected] Steph– [email protected] Trambs – [email protected] Ari – [email protected] BURNING Redfred – [email protected] Steph Néonord – [email protected] ’ ’ Heads s thefuck s thefuck Pour nous écrire, nous envoyer des dis- ques, des remarques, des insultes, des ‘ fis(ch)er lettres enflammées, etc… Traquenard Prod/WTF Swad 17 grande Rue 45110 Chateauneuf sur Loire. The 1s [email protected] Minuit Guibolles What’s the fuck est un fanzine gratuit pu- Diary of a s the fuck s the fuck blié par l’association loi 1901 Traque- roadie: nard prod. ’ On tour with ’ Tirage 500 exemplaires Tarifs Pub: sur demande + Les articles et chroniques n’engagent que red dog Green dog leur rédacteur, et en aucun cas l’ensem- THOMAS Fersen Benabar ble de la rédaction du fanzine. khaban Été 2003 # 1 What What ?!? ?!? ?!? FOLK NOUVELLE VAGUE Good Afternoon, this Roughly Speaking est également le premier album du groupe Red Dog Green Dog qui nous NEWS . NEWS . NEWS Minuit Guibolles « … Ayé NA Donké. » (2002) (l’autre livre ici un magnifique témoignage fusionnel. Je soup- distribution) et Red Dog Green Dog “Good After- çonne ces quatre personnages de jouer ensemble depuis WHAT S THE FUCK ?!? leur naissance (rire !). Si certains puristes de la danse ’ noon, this is Roughly Speaking” (2002) (autoprod) diront peut-être de leur musique : « Pas très facile à dan- Deux titres du prochain album de Poison The Well Le premier groupe est français, le second est anglais et ser votre truc ! », elle comblera j’en suis sûr les rêveurs ("You Come Before You"-01/07) sont dispo en mp3: tous deux appartiennent à la nouvelle vague de la musique des parquets friands de bourrées «Free-Style» ou autres "Ghostchant" et "Zombies Are Good For Your folk. Pour les danseurs acharnés et autres cogneurs de EDITO scottishs du même style. Puissant mais tout en délica- Health” (members.streetwise.com) galoches de France et de Navare, il est fort possible de tesse et en légèreté. C’est un peu contradictoire mais vous être déjà laissé envoûter par leur musique au détour Le monde de la musique c’est pourtant ce qui vient à l’esprit à l’écoute de ce dis- Suite à leur tournée commune, les Burning Heads et d’un parquet sur un festival d’été ou dans un petit bal folk n’a pas échappé aux ravages de l’é- que. Chaque musicien fait attention aux autres et se pose Alif Sound System préparent un disque ensemble. de campagne. Loin des clichés de la musique traditionnelle conomie de marché. Globalisée, mar- dans la musique avec respect. La cornemuse plane à On est curieux d’entendre. de nos ancêtres, ces deux groupes nous offrent une musi- quetée, soumise à la rentabilité immé- croire qu’elle ne se posera jamais, la vielle à roue garde que riche de nombreux métissages. diate, l’industrie du disque ne propose la locomotive en marche avec une régularité imperturba- Ayé NA Donké qui signifie « Venez danser ! » (c’est écrit plus depuis bien longtemps le reflet "Grant Me The Strength", titre de Dear Lover, side- ble, le concer- sur le disque en note jointe) est le premier album des Mi- de la créativité et du talent des musi- project plus ou moins atmosphérique de Jacob Bannon tina respire nuit Guibolles. Ces quatre gaillards là ne manquent pas ciens qui sont censés la faire vivre. de Converge est dispo sur www.convergecult.com tout douce- d’idées et chaque musicien s’impose à sa place avec son Seule l’image compte à présent, et ne Un double album nommé "Wear Your Wounds" est pré- ment et nous originalité : la veuze (cornemuse Vendéènne) qui vous se- vendent, à quelques exceptions près, vu pour début septembre... chuchote de coue les neurones, la contrebasse qui surgit comme une que les productions aux campagnes magnifiques boucle électronique au début d’un larridée 8 temps, l’ac- publicitaires savamment orchestrées. Les mythiques Down By Law sont en studio pour l’en- contrechants, cordéon diatonique qui se réveille un matin de pluie sous Il faut donc parler de musique busi- registrement d’un nouvel album provisoirement intitulé et l’accordéon les gouttelettes sonores d’un steel drum démantibulé (N°5 ness désormais. « Windwardtidesandwaywardsails ». (euh, … comment diatonique Jour de pluie –Valse), et bien sûr des percussions en tous C’est pourquoi la produc- vous dites ?!) impose à nos genres qui vous emmènent en voyage encore et encore. tion musicale grand public en France pieds des Nous noterons aussi les nombreuses ambiances rajoutées est une calamité. Passé cet état de contretemps Kérosène (un des meilleurs fanzines français) revient, en nappe qui nous laissent dans la tête quelques rêves fait, il est inquiétant de constater que dignes d’une après deux ans d’absence et 13 numéros. Désormais d’Afrique et d’aéroport, et l’apparition raffinée et planante les tares qui l’ont rongée ont ten- bonne vielle basé à Montaigu (la digue, la digue) le kérosène nou- de Miqueu MONTANARO (flûte sur la N°3) qui offre un dance à s’attaquer aux musiques di- rythmique fun- veau propose des interviews de Pull, Scuttle, Girls vs petit clin d’oeil à nos oreilles. Sur scène, chaud devant, les tes indépendantes ou underground, ky. Sur Boys, Dead pop club, Cheval de frise entre autre. Dispo sangliers sont lâchés (c’est le titre d’une suite de danse qui représentaient jusqu’à là les der- scène, la ma- à Kérosène, 16 rue de l’Egault 85600 Montaigu. dans leur album), à voir absolument si vous êtes amateur nières poches de résistance à cet gie s’accentue de bal folk énergétiques. espace musical uniformisé. En effet, et l’attitude est très largement à la hauteur de la musique. Le nouvel album de Tantrum est prêt (il devait sortir Contact Pascal +33 (0) 238 629 657 que rock, hip-hop et musiques élec- Alors rouge ou vert, la couleur du chien n’a peut-être pas autour du 15 mai.) troniques aient cédés semble désor- beaucoup d’importance. Contact : 07814 162625 verde- Plus d'infos et de sons : www.tantrum.ws mais chose acquise, que leurs formes [email protected] les plus dures suivent la voie peut (STEPH) prêter à débat. Comme pour Pantera, la rupture était prévisible... Mr Mais s’indigner face à de Bungle n'est plus ! Au lit les mômes ! – Swing song et musette folk dingue easy kitching – (Autoprod) 2003 telles constatations et ne rien propo- Les membres du groupe ne se voient plus vraiment ser pour résister est vain et stérile. depuis leur dernière tournée et selon les termes de Mr « Au lit les mômes » est un groupe orléanais connu pour son humour parfois à prendre au 5ème degré et pour leur univers Puisque qu’il existe encore malgré Patton : "I think it is over" musicale riche et varié. Ce disque d’une bonne qualité sonore (enregistré par T. Briand ) ne vient pas démentir la réputation tout un esprit d’indépendance farou- du groupe et nos orléanais ont sans aucun doute leur place au sein de la nouvelle vague chanson Française actuelle. Un che chez certains, puisque des initiati- Festival de DOUR (Belgique) Une décéption : Fanto- disque très riche en influences diverses avec des rythmiques latino, du swing à la VRP, des polyphonies très réussie à la ves (concerts, festivals, free parties, mas ne sera pas là ! (Dave Lombardo étant occupé Frères Jacques (faute de référence plus récente) … Les instruments sont également variés et d’origines diverses : guitares petits labels, presse indée, sound avec Slayer...) Tomahawk jouera toutefois bien en acoustiques, basse électrique, accordéon diatonique, saxophone, flûte, Tuba, trompette, percussions, steel drum, corne- systems…) sont encore pléthores et tête d’affiche le samedi 12 juillet. muse … Nos cinq gaillards ont plusieurs cordes à leurs arcs et des voix complémentaires qui se marient à merveilles. qu’une certaine idée de la création Pleins de bonnes nouvelles / confirmations : Gojira, Nous retiendrons aussi de nombreuses apparitions extérieures dans artistique et de son utilisation comme Therapy?, Cataract, EDC, Length Of Time, Backfire, cette galette au design années 50, comme la participation du groupe véhicule d’idées fait encore sens, Throwdown, Youth Of Today... « Bééleska », autre cru orléanais apportant une touche ska-rock au alors nous avons décidé de créer morceau « Aurélie », la voix additionnelle de Charlotte Canchon (en What’s the fuck ? ! ?, pour tenter de On peut penser ce qu’on veut de NOFX, toujours est-il intro et à la fin du CD) tout droit sortie de nos anciens contes pour nous en faire l’écho. que “war on errorism” leur nouvel album, dont la po- enfants, Caroline Colombel à la Harpe incarnant à merveille la fée Nous tenterons modeste- chette fait scandale aux States (bicoze fortement anti- Claudette, le son envoûtant du vibraphone de Vincent Dunnet sur ment de vous faire partager notre en- Bush), est n°1 là-bas ! « vide » ou encore une section de cuivre toute en finesse sur « le thousiasme pour certains artistes, nos nombril ». Nous noterons aussi l’accompagnement Kitch année 80 colères mais aussi de vous faire dé- de la chanson « Les râteaux, les vestes et les vents », certain lui couvrir ou redécouvrir certaines œu- Le festival de Glastonburry (GB) qui aura lieu du 27 au trouverons certainement une note de mauvais goût, d’autre encore vres, sans pour autant se limiter à un 29 Juin rendra hommage à Joe Strummer, décédé en une bonne occasion de se poiler. Véritablement c’est un album dans quelconque style musical ou même décembre dernier. lequel il y en a pour tout le monde à partir du moment ou vous aimez artistique, et en nous réservant même ne pas vous prendre au sérieux.
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