Housse De Racket - Chateau

The High Road

La vitesse de l'air soulève mes cheveux... <3 

Un très grand merci à : 
Perceval Carré au Mix
Benjamin Savignoni au Mastering 
Florian Gouëllo à la batterie 
Martin Commandeur aux arrangements 
Victor Ianni pour la cover, illustration et animation

Vitesse

Metronomy - Love Letters, second single from the new album Love Letters out March 10th 2014. Click here http://po.st/LoveLetters to pre-order on iTunes and get "I'm Aquarius" now.
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Love Letters (Radio Edit)

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Huggin & Kissin

United

Phoenix If I Ever Feel Better

Roman

Temptation
It comes in all forms
Temptation
Trying to
Trick you out the door

It disguises itself
In trickery
It disguises itself
In misery

Watch What They Do
Watch What They Do

Don't follow it's lead
Investigate
Investigate

Look at it's worth
Look at it's truth
Know your love
Know your youth

Watch What They Do
Watch What They Do

For you know the truth
Watch
I say
Watch what they do

For you know the truth
Watch
I say
Watch what they do

For you know the truth
Watch
Watch
I say
Watch what they do

For you know the truth
Watch
I say
Watch what they do

Watch What They Do

Watch What They Do

Watch What They Do

Housse De Racket - Oh Yeah!

Destiny

Destiny (Edit)

Bonus tracks taken from Un, Deux, Trois recording sessions.

(p) & (c) Le Phonographe 2020

02 - Juniore - Un Jour Ou L'autre

Get 'The Tourist' via iTunes:  http://houssederacket.lnk.to/thetourist

On 30th October, French duo Housse de Racket unleash their third album, The Tourist, through !K7 Records. The LP consolidates the band’s dense sound and vast influences into something unique.

Coming back from their world tour that took them from Tokyo to Coachella, work began on The Tourist in 2013. It was entirely recorded in guitarist/vocalist Pierre Leroux’s new apartment, romantically located by the Paris landmark: Montmartre. As the band themselves put it, “How could we resist the Sacré-Coeur’s magnetic and hypnotic force?”.

The band’s previous album, Alesia (Kitsuné) was produced by Philippe Zdar, who had previously worked with the likes of The Rapture, Phoenix and The Beastie Boys and was critically acclaimed from all around the globe.

Housse de Racket describes their new effort as “a state of mind, a motionless journey,” and cites a wide range of inspirations for its songs: “We listened to Fleetwood Mac, Spacemen 3, XTC, Steel Pulse, Alan Vega, Ravel, Laurie Anderson, Miles Davis, Television…Everything we could get our hands on!”

The LP never sounds like an iPod playlist; Housse de Racket combines the sounds and locations that have affected them into a forty-minute masterclass in Gallic pop.

The Tourist is the sound of a group returning home, having seen the world, and trying to make sense of it all.




