Weekly Journal

Larmes Noires introducing the cold world of the new album through "La Mer"!

In "La Mer," Larmes Noires—the solo project of Mathieu Schreyer—crafts a track that is as evocative and melancholic as its name suggests. "La Mer" creates a raw, haunting soundscape, blending the atmospheric guitars of post-punk with the raw, gloomy emotion of cold wave. A deep, dynamic bassline provides a brooding ambience throughout, while the hypnotic vocals, delivered in French, feel both intimate and distant, as a ghostly whisper.

"La Mer,"'s inspiration from the sea is clearly obvious in its emotion and flow, creating a sense of chaotically beautiful motion. The saturated guitars, a hallmark of Schreyer's work, weave a texture of sound that is dreamy and darkly intense. "La Mer" is a fab proof to the beauty that can be found in despair, an authentic expression of feeling different in this world. It's a must-listen for fans of The Cure and She Past Away, and a powerful introduction to Larmes Noires' new album, "Sans Lendemain".

Info:

https://www.instagram.com/I_AM_MPKS

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6mK2Trv2pm0kZFV870bydJ

https://larmesnoires.bandcamp.com/