« Rester là » is a second EP of Tout Debord. The songs were recorded in several sessions in March-April 2021 in Paris. “Rester là” combines elements of post punk, cold wave, shoegaze and 80’s pop. The lyrics were written by Leonid Diaghilev, there are also songs based on poems by Guillaume Apollinaire and Pierre Alechinsky.

Rester Là

Produced by Ryan Santos Phillips and The True Faith
Recorded by The True Faith at the House of God in Boston, MA
Mixed and mastered by Ryan Santos Phillips at Lux Perpetua NYC in Brooklyn, NY
All songs written by The True Faith except 'Assimilation' written by The True Faith & Nicholas Benson
Guest vocals on 'Suffer' by Emma Hansson. Additional engineering by Mike Wolfe.
Photography by Chris Ma
Design by Coward's Way

Vinyl and CD released by à La Carte Records (ALC-110)
US Cassette by Candlepin Records (CPR-020)
Euro Cassette by Summer Darling Tapes (SDT-005)
Australian Cassette by Honeyglider Records (HONEYCS4)

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MNQ 052 ROYAL FAMILY AND THE POOR - THE TEMPLE OF THE 13TH TRIBE LP

The Royal Family & The Poor is the nomenclature adopted by Mike Keane, who recorded for Factory Records between 1980 and 1986. "The Project Phase 1  - The Temple of the 13th Tribe", released in 1984 (FACT 95) was produced in Manchester by Joy Divison and New Order bassist Peter Hook. Featuring the violinist John Neesham (of Walking Seeds and Mel-o-Tones) and the keyboard player Lita Hira from labelmates Stockholm Monsters, the album was done only after plenty of ups and downs in Keane's own life as well as numerous personnel shifts and incarnations, but the end results were a sometimes delicate and often enthralling combination. 

The combination of TR 808 and other drums, reverbed vocals, and aural mystery is all permeated by Keane's interest in the occult, while Hook's technological know-how adds a sharp rhythmic punch to tracks such as "Dark And Light", "Radio Egypt" and "Discipline". Other tracks include one of Mike Keane's best known songs, the affecting ballad "I Love You (Restrained in a Moment)", and the sinister, vocodered "Motherland".  

Perhaps the most misunderstood band to record for Factory Records, The Royal Family and the Poor remain for many an (oc)cult enigma, releasing only four albums in two decades, and rarely performing live after 1984. 

A lost classic, highly recommended for fans of Joy Division, New Order, Section 25, Durutti Column, Death In June. 
 
* First vinyl reissue for the 30th year anniversary
 
* Collectible limited edition of 500 copies
 
* First 100 comes with facsimile booklet

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