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Among the several pits supported by the former label Digital Pit, were FTG, whose previous album le Journal de Simon was presented here.

If, in this case, the new album Epilog is not the soundtrack for a litterary or visual artwork, it will still push you out from your everyday place and make you travel to some far away long forgotten lands.

Without denying its legacy from Fairy Tales and Ghosts or A Weird Sunshine on a Blurred Landscape, the different tones between each tracks (the rise of NOOW, the lightness of S4ABK and the unavoidable reality of ANAU) seems more exploratory than its predecessors.

Similarly to the cover, every tracks is a chapter or a place in wonderland, describing each particular landscapes and their belonging characters, with their fear, their pains, their sorrows and their hopes.

For example, due to its relative length with respect to its relatives, ANAU takes some time to create itself, to make the rain fall and creating this heavy and suffocating atmosphere.
Hoppefuly, the last minute is here to remind us that even bad things comes to an end. At this point, you start calming yourself down. You breath again, take some distance with the sorrowful picture you are watching while bathing in the sunlight passing through the previous this grey sky.

Despite that it is not a trip-hop album as the ones usually presented here, Epilog is a nice cinematic soundtrack. Because you can find it for free on Jamendo, you don't really have an excuse for not giving it a try.

• : Nul (on évite)
• : Médiocre (bof, vraiment bof)
• : Correct (sympa, sans plus)
• : Bon (à écouter sans faute)
• : Excellent (on ne s'en lasse(ra) pas)
• : Exceptionnel (unique, incomparable)