Yo! Remember those dudes, Maps And Foils? The Parisian post-hardcore/alt-metal wrecking crew? Well, guess what? They're BACK and angrier than ever. Four years after Less Is Mort, they unleash their third album, Nulle Part, and it's a total face-melter. Seriously, this ain't your grandma's Sunday hymns.
Think dissonant hardcore riffs that'll make your head spin, all wrapped up in haunting melodies that'll tug at your heartstrings. It's raw, it's immersive, it's intense. We're talking a sonic rollercoaster through isolation, self-destruction, and wait for it : transformation! The whole shebang is available now on CD and all your favorite digital platforms. Go grab it!
This album marks a huge turning point for the band. Thomas is gone, sniff, but the remaining members: Tristan, Ewen, Lucas and Antoine, have forged a new path, a powerful trio with a renewed energy. It’s like a phoenix rising from the ashes, only way cooler.
Remember that killer single, Après l’éclipse? That was just a taste of what was to come. Nulle Part is the full meal deal, a conceptual masterpiece exploring themes of wandering and self-destruction. It's deep, man, really deep. But don't worry, it's still insanely catchy.
If you're into bands like Cave In, envy, Coilguns, Knut, Deftones, or Refused... then you NEED this in your life. Seriously. It's like they took all the best bits of those bands, threw them in a blender, and added a healthy dose of Parisian grit. The result? Pure sonic gold.
Check out their journey: from their humble beginnings in 2016, through Les Anathèmes and At Spes Non Fracta (yes, a documentary!), to their recent EP Dies Irae, which was like the warm-up act for this heavyweight champion. This is a band that's constantly evolving, pushing boundaries, and refusing to be pigeonholed.
So yeah, Nulle Part isn't just an album; it's a statement. A testament to resilience, creativity, and the enduring power of music. Go listen to it. Now. You won't regret it. Trust me.
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