Dance music’s past, dance music’s future
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“I gave you my heart but not my fire” - an interview with Sébastien Tellier
“My God is Blue, too” @annajanemcintyre
Sébastien Tellier is preposterous. And I mean that as the highest praise. The singer, originally from Le Plessis-Bouchard on the outskirts of Paris, has been ploughing his own idiosyncratic field for...
“I put my weapons to the floor” - an interview with Colleen
“What is a Componium?“ @annajanemcintyre
23 years after the release of her first studio album, Colleen continues to delight and surprise. Libres antes del Final, her tenth studio album, was inspired by learning to swim in the sea after 30...
Disco for funerals - PiL’s Metal Box and the grim power of freedom
“Hello, Wall” @annajanemcintyre
What’s the greatest British disco album? With all respect to Heatwave and Hot Chocolate, the troubling answer might be Metal Box, Public Image Ltd.’s second album, a record of apocalyptic grooves that is twi...
Le Patron Est Devenu Fou! - Super Discount at 30
“Liquidation Totale” @annajanemcintyre
It seems oddly, ineffably French that one of the best albums of the French Touch era isn’t really an album at all. Or not in the way that we commonly think of them, anyway.
Super Discount, which cele...
Not Daft, no Punk - Best of the French Touch underground, from 1995 to 2000
Sébastien Teller in concert in Barcelona 2026. He’s not in this list either.
It sometimes feels as if Daft Punk have swallowed the French Touch whole, as if the entire generation of electronic music made in France between 1995 and 2000, ha...
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