Présentation du site de La Chatte (groupe post punk parisien)
16 mai 2010 14:27
Nous venons de lancer un site pour le groupe post-punk La Chatte (Tsunami-Addiction record), et nous avons géré la distribution digitale de leur nouveau single (Rien Remix by Claude Violante).
Ce site a pu être financé grâce à l’aide du Bureau Eport dans le cadre de son programme d’aide au projet numérique pour les labels français.
TEAMS announcement: a new web site for the weirdest coolest band in Paris: LA CHATTE.
The three-headed musical creature La Chatte was born in 2003, leaded by Vava Dudu, artist, singer and fashion designer, who regularly dresses artists such as Lady Gaga, Ebony Bones or Peaches. La Chatte’s music is a kind of post-punk electro-zouk, it is ryhthmic, dark, distorted, strident and chocolate-flavored.
Renowned for their head blowing performances all over the world, the band has released in May its debut album, Bastet.
Sign-up to the mailing list, and get immediately a free MP3
In addition to set up a top notched Facebook Fan Page, and Soundcloud plus Vimeo accounts for them, we have also designed a Bandcamp site (Bandcamp rocks!), where fans can buy Physical & Digital package bundled.
Et pour plus d’informations sur la manière dont nous concevons des sites d’artistes indépendants, rendez-vous sur la page « Votre site web »
TEAMS presents The Konki Duet’s new EP : ENSEMBLE
10 décembre 2009 9:42
TEAMS a aidé le trio Rock indé The Konki Duet a distribuer leur dernier EP sur Internet.
Retrouvez cet excellent Maxi 5 titres sur l’ensemble des grandes plateformes download (iTunes, AmazonMp3, Emusic etc.), sur les services streaming comme Deezer, ou achetez le directement au groupe, en vous rendant par exemple sur leur page Facebook
Digital EP OUT NOW !
Released Date: 2009 August 24st – Digital EP (5 tracks)
(p) The Konki Duet, delivered by TEAMS & Idol Distribution
The Konki Duet (Zoé, Tam, Kumi) is a trio with many ideas. After two albums and gigs all around the world the girls are back with 5 new songs recorded by Stéphane Laporte, with a beautiful artwork by Julien Pacaud. Don’t miss the amazing track « Riff »: A crazy rock instrumental you should listen loudly while driving in the desert.
Tracklist:
1. Riff
2. Isolée
3. Ensemble
4. Nothing but Love
5. Stereoland
Click here to download the EP (it’s cheap and very helpful):
Deezer loves The Konki Duet !
The Konki Duet en Home page de Deezer en sept. 09
Review by Olivier Lamm: (french version below)
You could ask either Tam, Zoé or Kumi and always get the same reply: the problem with The Konki Duet, it’s that everyone seems to have an idea on what their music should be. Hence, hardcore fans of the veneous minimalist songs from their first record Il Fait Tout Gris didn’t like the the rough pop rock from Mountain Mouton. And you will surely find fans from Mountain Mouton who resent them for trading live drums for pretty beatbox on stage. Whatever, this mini album will surprise them all.
The girls have moved on. Tam often drops her violin to pick up the guitar. The record opens on a minimalist instrumental desert-rock track, that you could easily mistake for math rock. Another song combines a strong guitar riff with a j-pop chorus to tell us about agirl who understands the meaning of life, once she’s had a glass of wine. Another one opens on a (sort of) Van Halen keyboard. And if it sounds like dub to you, it’s because Stéphane Laporte of Domotic is producing.
Maybe not everybody will like « Ensemble ». Too bad, that’s what The Konki Duet sounds like in 2009.
French version:
Demandez donc à Tam, Zoé ou Kumi, elles vous répondront toutes les trois la même chose: le problème de The Konki Duet, c’est que tout le monde semble avoir son idée sur la musique qu’elles devraient faire.
Ainsi, les fans transis du minimalisme vénéneux de leur premier album Il fait tout gris n’ont pas beaucoup aimé la pop rêche et rock de leur deuxième Mountain Mouton, et il se trouve certainement des fans de Mountain Mouton pour leur en vouloir d’avoir finalement abandonné la batterie sur scène au profit de jolies boîtes à rythmes. Tant pis pour eux, ce mini-album les surprendra tous.
Les filles ont avancé. Tam joue beaucoup de guitare, maintenant. Le disque s’ouvre sur un instrumental de desert rock minimaliste, presque math. Une chanson aligne un riff de guitare rauque à la Shannon Wright et un refrain j-pop terrible pour nous parler d’une fille qui a compris le sens de la vie, parce qu’elle est seule et alcoolisée. Une autre s’ouvre sur un riff de synthé qui rappelle Van Halen (un peu). Un autre encore ressemble presque à du dub, parce que c’est Stéphane Laporte de Domotic qui produit, et qu’ il a passé toutes les pistes dans ses échos à bande. Tout le monde n’aimera peut-être pas « Ensemble » parce qu’il ne ressemble à rien d’autre qu’à The Konki Duet en 2009, tant pis pour eux.
TEAMS rend disponible les premiers albums de dDamage
10 octobre 2009 8:32
TEAMS s’est occupé de mettre en vente digitale les 3 premiers albums de dDamage, pratiquement introuvables dans les bacs depuis quelques années déjà.
Les fans de dDamage qui ont pu découvrir le duo enragé de la scène électronique parisienne en concert ou grâce à leur dernières productions (The Truth & 100% Hate sur Tigerbeat6, Aeroplanes sur Ascetic Music, Shimmy Shimmy Blade sur T-A, Radio Ape sur Planet-mu), peuvent désormais se procurer leur premiers albums – agrémentés de bonus tracks – sur toutes les plateformes de téléchargement, et à très bon prix.
dDamage – Reverbreak This Beat Down (dDigital Version)
Released Date: 1997 (2008 re-issue) – TEAMS / Idol Distribution
« Reverbreak This Beat Down ». A title related to breakbeats and reverb effects. Two elements that are the core of this album, made of ambiant and tortured sounds. This cd was released in 1998. It was part of an artistic workshop exhibition, that was organized in Paris by Tsunami-Addiction. At that time, dDamage didn’t want to release this project in a regular way, but only in a regular time. Furthermore, the band’s musical approach has really changed since this first album.
dDamage – Harsh reality of daily life (dDigital Version)
Released Date: 2001 (2008 re-issue) – TEAMS / Idol Distribution
The second album of the Parisian electronic duo dDamage, Harsh Reality of Daily Life is simply terrific. It is a creative and complex album: They have samples of machines, sound manipulations, greasy guitars, hip-hop beats, and tortured vocals. Their tunes are mostly calm and groovy, but the sounds they use are aggressive, and, as Phonem, they have this interesting process to create peaceful melodies out of noisy samples.
They create a renewed interest in industrial music; they really sound like a collaboration between Neurosis and Sister Machine Gun, intermingling chaotic harsh things and groovy beats.
dDamage & Kowatabo – The Missing Link
Released Date: 2002 (2008 re-issue) – TEAMS / Idol Distribution
(On The Missing Link, French breakbeat noise duo dDamage joins forces with the smiliar sound specialist Kowatabo, in a work that represents the best of seven years worth of music between the three sound terrorists that is brooding in atmosphere, funky in its rhythms and rich in textures. The Missing Link is a musical meal best served with bass boosted and the volume on your speakers turned to max.
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