Toulouse, France based Experimental Post-Rock band BRUIT ≤ published the live session video for “The Intoxication Of Power” taken from upcoming album “The Age Of Ephemerality” due out on April 25, 2025 via Pelagic Records.
//// Performance shot and recorded 100 feet under on a construction site in Toulouse (France), thanks to “Tisséo Ingénierie” and “Toulouse Métropole” for making this project possible, and thanks to the workers and teams from “Bouygues Construction” on site for ensuring the logistics and safety of this extraordinary shoot. ////
Watch teh video through the YouTube player below:
/// We hope to be among the damned who refuse to have faith in their masters and who do everything to escape the cameras in the streets.
Those damned are the enemy within and it’s vital for our masters to twist the meaning of their words to undermine their convictions.
Political opponents are rioters.
The defenders of the ZADs are ecological-terrorists.
Those who denounce genocide are against peace.
//War is peace.
//Freedom is slavery.
//Ignorance is strength.
//Evil is good and good is evil.
//Darkness is light and light is darkness.
At the end, everything is noise or at worst, chatter..
We love you. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Pre-Order the album here: https://orcd.co/bruit
Tracklist:
01. Ephemeral
02. Data
03. Progress / Regress
04. Technoslavery / Vandalism
05. The Intoxication Of Power
Credits:
Theophile Antolinos / Guitars, Banjo, Tape Soundscape
Julien Aoufi / Drums
Luc Blanchot / Cello, Programming, Synth
Clément Libes / Bass, Baritone Guitars, Bass VI, Violin, Viola, Organ, Piano, Modular Synth, Programming.
Trumpet by Guillaume Horgue
French Horn by Benoît Hui
Trombonne by Igor Ławrynowicz
Bass trombone by Erwan Maureau
Electric guitars ensemble recorded live in the resonant space of Gesu’s Church by our friends Jean Fossat, Rémi Fossat, Simon Chaubard, Olivier Lolmède, Florian Soulier and Mathieu Félix.
Men choir performed by the band with the kind reinforcements of Léo Faubert and Patrice Libes.
