Christophe Clébard & Chris Imler - Le futur c'est la drogue (2026)
BAND/ARTIST: Christophe Clébard, Chris Imler
- Title: Le futur c'est la drogue
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: moli del tro – MDT014
- Genre: Synthpop, Synthwave, Synthpunk
- Quality: 16bit-44,1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 41:09
- Total Size: 268 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Christophe Clébard – Le futur c'est la drogue (03:48)
2. Christophe Clébard – Ton regard est encore là (05:39)
3. Christophe Clébard – Tu restes seul (03:50)
4. Christophe Clébard – Si donc du contrôle (06:08)
5. Chris Imler & Christophe Clébard – Le chef y trans (04:26)
6. Christophe Clébard – Il y a toujours des voix dans ma tete (02:57)
7. Christophe Clébard – Je te trouves Pas - Philippe, au revoir (05:40)
8. Christophe Clébard – Disco Lento (04:55)
9. Christophe Clébard – Chef y trans - allegro (03:46)
He describes himself as follows: “Clébard is brutalism.” The term suggests a raw, undecorated frontal approach, yet his work may be better situated on the side of art brut, through a practice without mediation or filter.
His writing, often in French (which is not his mother tongue), is free, stripped of any syntactic rigidity. It goes straight to the point: repeated words strike like balls against a wall, revealing the darker zones of his mind where guilt, fear, and existential anxiety coexist.
The sound composition, equally minimal, sustains a dense and obsessive mental space, a vortex in which trance appears as the only escape. Driving drum machines, relentlessly hammered electronic loops, and a battered synthesizer, his music acts as an outlet and unfolds within a physical, strangely hypnotic synth-punk aesthetic that hits viscerally.
Here, the title,
Le Futur c’est la drogue, which should here be translated as The Future Is the Drug, is not to be read as a promise, but as a statement of fact. The present is no longer an experience, but pure consumption. Life itself has taken the form of a dependency.
The Future Is the Drug is his sixth album.
1. Christophe Clébard – Le futur c'est la drogue (03:48)
2. Christophe Clébard – Ton regard est encore là (05:39)
3. Christophe Clébard – Tu restes seul (03:50)
4. Christophe Clébard – Si donc du contrôle (06:08)
5. Chris Imler & Christophe Clébard – Le chef y trans (04:26)
6. Christophe Clébard – Il y a toujours des voix dans ma tete (02:57)
7. Christophe Clébard – Je te trouves Pas - Philippe, au revoir (05:40)
8. Christophe Clébard – Disco Lento (04:55)
9. Christophe Clébard – Chef y trans - allegro (03:46)
He describes himself as follows: “Clébard is brutalism.” The term suggests a raw, undecorated frontal approach, yet his work may be better situated on the side of art brut, through a practice without mediation or filter.
His writing, often in French (which is not his mother tongue), is free, stripped of any syntactic rigidity. It goes straight to the point: repeated words strike like balls against a wall, revealing the darker zones of his mind where guilt, fear, and existential anxiety coexist.
The sound composition, equally minimal, sustains a dense and obsessive mental space, a vortex in which trance appears as the only escape. Driving drum machines, relentlessly hammered electronic loops, and a battered synthesizer, his music acts as an outlet and unfolds within a physical, strangely hypnotic synth-punk aesthetic that hits viscerally.
Here, the title,
Le Futur c’est la drogue, which should here be translated as The Future Is the Drug, is not to be read as a promise, but as a statement of fact. The present is no longer an experience, but pure consumption. Life itself has taken the form of a dependency.
The Future Is the Drug is his sixth album.
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