Angil

Mickaël started playing the piano and organ at the age of six, and formed his first band when he was 16. This is how he could write the parts of most arrangements in "Teaser For: Matter" (cello, Rhodes...) and play the rest (drums, guitars). "Teaser For: Matter" has tinges of Britain's late 1960s Canterbury sound (early Soft Machine) meeting the blurry depths of folky americana (Morphine, Low), with occasional nods to abstract hip-hop. Or as French music bible Les Inrockuptibles sees it, folk becomes a dangerous music again, playing without a net in a phantasmagorical universe.

Mickaël started playing the piano and organ at the age of six, and formed his first band when he was 16. This is how he could write the parts of most arrangements in "Teaser For: Matter" (cello, Rhodes...) and play the rest (drums, guitars). "Teaser For: Matter" has tinges of Britain's late 1960s Canterbury sound (early Soft Machine) meeting the blurry depths of folky americana (Morphine, Low), with occasional nods to abstract hip-hop. Or as French music bible Les Inrockuptibles sees it, folk becomes a dangerous music again, playing without a net in a phantasmagorical universe.

Angil & the Hiddentracks are just done recording their new e-less album ("Oulipo Saliva"). Out on Unique Records France in 2007. Meanwhile, check out Angil and Broadway's collaboration as the John Venture, out in October (Unique Records / 6am). Oulipo Saliva is now distributed by chemikal underground... User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..