Tu ne les as jamais entendus crier, mais ils crient, by La Fièvre

Tu ne les as jamais entendus crier, mais ils crient

by La Fièvre

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Pro-dubbed sounds-of-Halloween-style black cassette tape in disquietingly red-tinted case. Booklet includes full lyrics. Only 75 copies made!

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1.	Chapitre 1 04:34	buy track
2.	Chapitre 2 04:13	buy track
3.	Chapitre 3 03:06	buy track
4.	Chapitre 4 02:56	buy track
5.	Chapitre 5 05:46	buy track
6.	Chapitre 6 03:57	buy track

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Montréal-based witchcore duo La Fièvre follow up their acclaimed self-titled LP with a short horror story wrapped into a devious mix of pop and horrorcore.

Among the lively Montréal francophone smart-pop scene (Lydia Képinski, Les Louanges, Hubert Lenoir), La Fièvre is something like the rambunctious little sister of the family.

For their newest EP (whose title translates to “You have never heard them scream, yet they are screaming”), La Fièvre chose a new lyrical route, while losing none of the sheer rhythmical torque of the debut album. In this concept album, an unnamed pandemic throws ordinary folks in uncontrollable fits of violent madness, while the uninfected try their best to remain sane among the growing chaos. In the end, of course, everything goes as horribly wrong as is to be expected.

A longtime horror fan, Zéa suggested this storyline to Ma-Au, who went all-in and immersed herself in horror movie classics in order to create a harrowing soundtrack to Zéa’s unsettling words. That an actual pandemic happened during the proceedings only heightened the tension prevalent in the project.

No need to understand French to feel the build-up of the storyline from its gloomy opening to its violent ending and through disquieting moments of peace and queasy reassurance. A horde of “angry people,” apparently sick from an unnamed disease, roam the city at night, causing murderous acts of violence, a scene described not from a convenient bird’s-eye view but rather through the very contemporary lens of social media and Internet filmmakers. The uninfected try to find solace in daytime, smiling to neighbors, trying to act as normal as possible… knowing very well that none of this can’t hold much longer. “Toi qui avais si peur des cris, maintenant tu te méfies du silence [You were once afraid of the screams, but now you’re wary of silence].” Soon, friendships dissolve, family links explode, and survival becomes a solitary job. Until, at last, the call from the night people becomes insistent enough, seductive perhaps?… “Autant te laisser aller [Might as well let go]…”

Originally self-released, Tu ne les as jamais entendus crier, mais ils crient is now being issued worldwide on cassette and digital by veteran Montréal indie No Type.

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released October 28, 2022

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