ELTON VINCENT - □♢□ TAPE Instrumental Chrysalide (1978) is the sole

Chrysalide (1978) is the sole album from French multi-instrumentalist and enigmatic genius Michel Moulinié

but the implacable nature of the record feels important to me

Street punk with the smarts turned up and an ear turned to the lessons learned from post-punk (but crucially

September is specifically designed to match Sink Into Seclusion

when she stopped to listen to a busker outside a shop in Derby

ELTON VINCENT - □♢□ TAPE Instrumental Chrysalide (1978) is the soleaving left the hysteria of his live trumpet drones behind, Elton Vincent now delivers a harmonious mishmash of slow, sedate themes for nostalgists. With a trace of diffidence bass love is declared on , resulting in thirteen dark lofi miniatures pretending to be the soundtracks to photographs from imaginary Eastern Bloc archives. An amalgam of flavors for fans of Eduard Artemiev, Village of Savoonga, Deux filles and Rothko.