Released November 1997 | Originally produced by Ulan Bator & Gérard Nguyen of Les Disques du Soleil et de l’Acier | Recorded and engineered by Ulan Bator at La Guillotine in July 1997 | Mixed by François Dietz at CCAM Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy (FR) in October 1997 | Artwork: Ulan Bator | Mastered by Tom Meyer at Master & Servant (DE) | Remastered for vynil (2017) by Nicolas Dick.
Performed by Amaury Cambuzat, Olivier Manchion, Franck Lantignac
Music: Cambuzat, Manchion, Lantignac / Words: Cambuzat
℗+© 1997 Amaury Cambuzat & Olivier Manchion (SACEM, Fr)
Releases
- 1997 CD — Les Disques du Soleil et de l’Acier (CDSA-54055) – Worldwide
- 1998 CD — Consorzio Produttori Indipendenti/Sonica/Mercury – Italy
- 2017 LP — Not on label (self-release) – Ltd edition green vynil
Reviews
A VERY SHORT SELECTION… MORE TO COME
THE WIRE — 02/1998 | Issue No. 168 | Mike Barnes
« Ulan Bator music follows an eccentric orbit, while their power is usually kept simmering in reserve. The player investigate the borders of song structure. They build up enormous tension (…) they played a marathon three hours set with faust early last year. hard to imagine, given Ulan Bator’s inherent sense of control: halting on the brink before complete freakout sets in is what makes the group so special… »
LES INROCKUPTIBLES — 26/11/1998 | Issue No. 128 | Richard Robert
« Sur un troisieme album magistral le trio français Ulan Bator retrouve la voix et fausse compagnie à tout rock recensé. Violente et grave, cette fugue est un exemple à suivre (…) Cambuzat, Manchion et Lantignac auront atteint en trois albums une position idéalement instable de passeurs clandestins … »
Olivier Manchion 