Éclipse des ocelles

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why we love this

An organic and poetic album that is seemingly driven by intuition and impulse.

about the record

Born in France and currently residing in Brussels, Roxane Métayer is truly a multidisciplinary artist. Learning the violin at a young age, she also developed herself as a visual artist, creating drawings, sculptures in uncommon materials as soap, and in recent years video. Her work as a musician is of an equally spontaneous nature. Though Éclipse des Ocelles is her debut album, she’s been quite active the past couple of years, in the duo’s Gebogen Ogen and Sage Alyte with whom she released an lp on Vlek early in 2021.

On her first solo LP, Roxane Métayer fully explores the sonic possibilities of the violin, field recordings and folk oriented orchestration and melodies. The violin is often taking the melodic lead, but at the same time serves a drone background, but just as much a percussion instrument. In any case: the focus is definitely on the sound itself. She’s not afraid to use effects, minimal percussion, whistles and the occasional hushed vocal to expand the sonic palette to a maximum effect, resulting in multilayered, semi-improvised and subtle meanderings, gently evolving

around a tight core.

The vinyl is released in an edition of 150 copies, and comes in a lush, full color cover, drawn and designed by Roxane herself.

  1. A1 - Mille Pics 5:31
  2. A2 - Plus Brume, Que Lune 6:02
  3. A3 - Dans Un Pays De Serpents 4:39
  4. A4 - Couverte de Trèfles 2:52
  5. B1 - Opalescentes Epopées 4:26
  6. B2 - Phaleine Somnolente 3:21
  7. B3 - Quand l'Abeille Survient 6:05
  8. B4 - Au Pas 4:24

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Éclipse des ocelles

19,00

only 2 left

  1. A1 - Mille Pics 5:31
  2. A2 - Plus Brume, Que Lune 6:02
  3. A3 - Dans Un Pays De Serpents 4:39
  4. A4 - Couverte de Trèfles 2:52
  5. B1 - Opalescentes Epopées 4:26
  6. B2 - Phaleine Somnolente 3:21
  7. B3 - Quand l'Abeille Survient 6:05
  8. B4 - Au Pas 4:24

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why we love this

An organic and poetic album that is seemingly driven by intuition and impulse.

about the record

Born in France and currently residing in Brussels, Roxane Métayer is truly a multidisciplinary artist. Learning the violin at a young age, she also developed herself as a visual artist, creating drawings, sculptures in uncommon materials as soap, and in recent years video. Her work as a musician is of an equally spontaneous nature. Though Éclipse des Ocelles is her debut album, she’s been quite active the past couple of years, in the duo’s Gebogen Ogen and Sage Alyte with whom she released an lp on Vlek early in 2021.

On her first solo LP, Roxane Métayer fully explores the sonic possibilities of the violin, field recordings and folk oriented orchestration and melodies. The violin is often taking the melodic lead, but at the same time serves a drone background, but just as much a percussion instrument. In any case: the focus is definitely on the sound itself. She’s not afraid to use effects, minimal percussion, whistles and the occasional hushed vocal to expand the sonic palette to a maximum effect, resulting in multilayered, semi-improvised and subtle meanderings, gently evolving

around a tight core.

The vinyl is released in an edition of 150 copies, and comes in a lush, full color cover, drawn and designed by Roxane herself.

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