I Like This: Fantôme

August 23, 2014 Alan Cross 1 Comment

Fantôme is a project by Hanin Elias, ex of Atari Teenage Riot (and founder of a label called Fatal Recordings) along with Marcel Zürcher of Die Krupps. And yes, given the band’s DNA, you’d rightly expect something industrial from the duo.

Nope. Instead we get something that’s reminiscent of the late 80s/early 90s alt scene: post-punk, shoegaze and more. I like it.

The album is called It All Makes Sense and is set to come out September 16. Here’s the first single. Full tracklisting below.

01. Future Heroes
02. Love
03. Song For God
04. It All Makes Sense
05. The Key
06. Infinite Moment
07. Everywhere Nowhere
08. Freedom
09. To Stay With You
10. Scream
11. Je Suis a Toi
12. Crash

BONUS TRACKS:
13. Love (Electrosexual Remix)
14. Love (Namosh Remix)
15. Love (The Approximate Men Remix)

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