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Joy/Disaster 02 T able of C onTenTs suriCaTes - 04 suriCaTes – “r adio radio radio ” album review - 07 luiza fria - 08 luiza fria – The firsT demo review - 12 monozid - 13 monozid – “s ay hello To arTifiCial Grey ” album review - 16 Joy disasTer - 19 valery and The Greedies - 22 ToT liChT - 25 ToT liChT – “i n fear of The liGhT ” album review - 28 ParaliTikos - 29 ParaliTikos – “r oma no PaGa Traidores ” review - 32 madre del vizio - 33 madre del vizio – “u n mondo dove …” review - 38 burninG imaGe - 39 frakTure - 43 frakTure – “C heCk PoinT ” Cd review - 59 The broTherhood of PaGans - 50 The broTherhood of PaGans – “o nly onCe ” album review - 55 CasTraTi - 56 CasTraTi – “l eT The CaT ouT of The [PlasTiC ] baG ” Cd review - 62 alone Prod label - 63 neva – “i ndividu ” review - 66 only TheaTer of Pain TribuTe - 67 ComPloT – “r ouGe reve ” review - 73 GroTesque sexualiTy – “a s Pell by lauGh ” demo review - 74 CamP -z – “u-b orTChed ” sinGle review - 75 The forCed osCillaTions – “G arliCs ” review - 76 (((s))) – “G hosT ” album review - 77 03 Suricates Suricates 04 http://www.myspace.com/suricates Nattsol : For a start, tell me, please, how you have Chris (Guitare Noire, Walked in line...). In the starts of grown up as the music fan/performer? Who were your Suricates, we wanted to do basic punk rock such as Ra - “teachers” in it and how you have faced them? mones, Buzzcocks... Laëtitia : Hi Nattsol! Thanks a lot for your interest, it’s Nattsol : How the “Suricates” was formed? Why such a big honor!! a strange name? So, Suricates is formed with 4 persons from different Laëtitia : It was on 31st December, 2003... We spoked ages and univers. But music collects us : particulary the about music and the one of us said: why not to form a 80’s post punk or new wave, cold wave like bands such as band? It was very simple. And as we were friends, it was the cure, killing joke, joy division, bauhaus, siouxsie, pil, easier also I think. Even if at the beginning, we spent time dead kennedys... and from the 90’s : fugazi, sonic youth, in try to be together played. Then in 2005, we have begun portishead, etc... We listen to music from the 60’s to today to make concerts! And we took taste there! The name suri - (from Pink Floyd to Prodigy)... We prefer dancing on 80’s cates was proposed by Regio, the drummer. As we found cold wave and batcave music... We make some parties very all the nice animal, we kept this name. Suricates lives in often. But I think we have no “teachers”: “hey teachers! community, they are very social in the way they live. The Leave our kids alone!”. We make music with our feelings, reports of National Geographic on this subject are very fas - heart and soul... We don’t perform and prefer to find cinating. sounds and atmospheres we love. Nattsol : Well, you began to give shows. What public Nattsol : When you seriously took a musical instrument have you faced there? Has it changed? Can you say that for a first time, what was the music you wanted to play? Suricates have their own fans? Laëtitia : It’s difficult to answer for me because I play Laëtitia : For the first concert, it was especially our guitar for 6 years. In fact, I never played a guitar before friends in the room. Then, we played with the other groups playing with Suricates!! It was the same thing for Faiza and necessarily when we do not play near at home, we are (the ancient bass player). For other members of the band, in front of an objective public. And the effect was always it’s different, they began to make some music when they positive. It is necessary to say that generally we play in were 20 years old about. Regio and Fred made a band front of a public who listens to of the punk rock or the punk called Post Scriptum and Den played in Soup Toxic, with post... It is easier for us in these cases there. At first, people 05 were a little surprised seeing 2 girls and 2 boys on stage. Nattsol : What were the first development points of the Today, I am the only girl... We shall see in time if that band in its start? The first achivements? changes things. We have some fans among our friends, fi - Laëtitia : We always want that at the beginning: make nally it is people who come to attend all our concerts or some music simply without taking itself the head. But to almost! And then other persons testify of their support via make a group it is not easy. We are 4 with 4 different per - myspace for example. That widens a little our horizons be - sonalities... It is sometimes complicated to be all at the cause it remains difficult to find concerts except our re - same time on the same wavelength. We recorded 4 tracks gion... But we well intend to remedy that and to play in the in our premises of repetition, which we engraved on a CD- South of France in 2009! ROM, in October, 2005. Then in September, 2008 we took out a mini album with 9 tracks recorded still in our prem - Nattsol : What is your attitude to appearance? Does the ises of repetition. We advance slowly but certainly! image play role in your music (on shows, for example). Do you use some other visual elements? Nattsol : Ok, so tell me about this album. What is it for Laëtitia : So, as regards the importance of our image, we you and other band members? What does it reflect? What learnt to pay it attention according to concerts. At first, it stuff it contains? had no importance for us. It is true that the fact of seeing Laëtitia : We absolutely wanted to put our fragments 2 girls and 2 boys on stage already made its small ef - on an album to pass in the other thing, to be able to say fect... We did not really need to add it :) We made a pho - himself «Here we are, that it is made ". We needed to ad - tography session last February and I have to say that we vance what by concerts. To record it live was something of do not very feel at ease in front of the objective, without evident for us. There are several reasons in it: our lack of our instruments, we feel a little bit bare. We do not nec - control of our instruments and the sound generally, and essarily want to seem joyful or to smile on photos. We then especially a big urge to keep the initial energy. I think prefer to adopt an attitude a little more in retreat and to that even if it is far from being completed, our album is make speak about us by our music and not for our physi - warm and completely done wonders for the self-confi - cal appearance or our clothing dress. Even if when we dence. It looks like us a little. It is a photography of the fact look at the groups which are successful today, we realize that was Suricates in 2008 : with its defects and its quali - that that has of the importance. ties. Nattsol : There’s the Soup Toxic cover on the album. What are your relations with this band except one ex- member? Laëtitia : Then, as regards the relation between Suri - cates and Soup Toxic, there are many things to be said! By where to begin?? Soup Toxic existed well before Suri - cates. Chris, the guitarist singer, is my boyfriend for soon 15 years. Fox, the second guitarist was the husband of Faïza. In fact we are a small family. We had the idea to make cover of Soup Toxic «why not?» on the occasion of a concert together. It was a surprise for them. As the public very well reacted, we kept it in our list set and then we recorded it for the album. Today Faiza does not play any more in Suricates, and Den, the ancient bass player of Soup Toxic, joined us. The buckle is buckled! Maybe not still! Faïza and I sang for the Chris's new project, Guitare Noire, on the resumption of Kraftwerk "les mannequins". And other things still will come. I am also involved in Walked in Line with Chris. I even chronicled some disks, made some interviews for the fanzine and participated in the organization of concerts, in the distribution of disks etc. Nattsol : What other bands (the ones of your friends and the world legends as well) can be considered as your friends or musical relatives? Laëtitia : We know quite a lot of groups of our region. And necessarily have seen them in concerts when we were younger for example was able to influence us. I do not know too much what to answer this question, then I put 06 you a part of the groups which have of the importance for ourselves as we are really. We are done wonders for the us, for various reasons : The Cure, Siouxsie & the Ban - self-confidence with regard to one "politically or socially" shees, B 52's, Bauhaus, Pixies, Dead Kennedys, the Clash, correct. We can say to those who judge we: and yes, I am Noir Désir, the Strokes, Killing Joke, Joy Division, New like that, it is my way of being, it is what I want to make Order, Radio Birdman, Gang of Four, Christian Death, the and to live.
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