Clara Clara saw the light of day in a basement in the small town of Dijon, … Read Full Bio ↴Clara Clara saw the light of day in a basement in the small town of Dijon, France, gathered around a saucepan drumkit, a “shitty” Höner guitar and a My First Sony Microphone. Yet it immediately became the very core of the local spazz rock scene (we’re talking at least 8 people here, all of them shell- shocked by a short stay in town of Dutch experimental band The Ex).
Basically made up of Charles and François Virot (the latter being famous enough under his own name) and Amélie Lambert (a school book of whom cued the band with its name), Clara Clara strangely started as a drums and bass and flute trio, before realizing that the formula could be enhanced… And it was promptly done with the addition of “a fat overdrive and an octaver pedal to copy that bass player guy in Lightning Bolt“ (an influence, just as American cute noise band Deerhoof), a synthesizer and real poppy songs, courtesy of François (who’s quite a specialist when it comes to pop songs).
The band consequently set off on the long and winding road and hastily recorded a few CD-Rs and an actual album for French label SK Records (“AA”) to sell after concerts. “We’re making music first and foremost because we’re friends, then because we’re on the same vibe musically and because we want to experience great things, and eventually because we don’t want that to stop”, says Amélie, and we couldn’t agree more. The thing is, the band can’t avoid being riveting. Fed up with their first songs because they’d played them way too many times, they reinvented through complexity (“but we’re not a math rock band”), the extensive use of a midi pad controlled electronic keyboard, an overdose of beats (techno beats, African beats, you name it) and a massive appurtenance of melodies. Their most recent album "Comfortable Problems" was released on Clapping Music the 10th of March 2010.
The band has an intense sound using the keyboard (Amelie Lambert) as the melodic digital force, chaotic/psychotic drums and frenetic electric bass (Charles Virot) relying heavily on distortion. Clara Clara plays hypnotic jams with occasional moments of sing-along type phrasing. The sound is explosive, erupting with rhythms and very loud distortion. The crowd moved in a trance like motion of ecstasy until the last song, leaving a sweaty musty residue in the garage cocoon, to get some oxygen.
DISCOGRAPHY:
"Comfortable Problems" cd, lp, mp3
8 songs - 35 minutes
clapping music (2010)
"AA" cd, lp
11 songs - 45 minutes
sk records EUR, frenetic records USA (2007)
"je t aime" cdr
4 songs / 25 minutes
limited 300 copies - self produced (2006)
"self titled" cdr
8 songs, 30 minutes
limited 800 copies - zerojardins rds (2005)
"demo"
8 songs, 35 minutes
limited 300 copies - self produced (2004)
Basically made up of Charles and François Virot (the latter being famous enough under his own name) and Amélie Lambert (a school book of whom cued the band with its name), Clara Clara strangely started as a drums and bass and flute trio, before realizing that the formula could be enhanced… And it was promptly done with the addition of “a fat overdrive and an octaver pedal to copy that bass player guy in Lightning Bolt“ (an influence, just as American cute noise band Deerhoof), a synthesizer and real poppy songs, courtesy of François (who’s quite a specialist when it comes to pop songs).
The band consequently set off on the long and winding road and hastily recorded a few CD-Rs and an actual album for French label SK Records (“AA”) to sell after concerts. “We’re making music first and foremost because we’re friends, then because we’re on the same vibe musically and because we want to experience great things, and eventually because we don’t want that to stop”, says Amélie, and we couldn’t agree more. The thing is, the band can’t avoid being riveting. Fed up with their first songs because they’d played them way too many times, they reinvented through complexity (“but we’re not a math rock band”), the extensive use of a midi pad controlled electronic keyboard, an overdose of beats (techno beats, African beats, you name it) and a massive appurtenance of melodies. Their most recent album "Comfortable Problems" was released on Clapping Music the 10th of March 2010.
The band has an intense sound using the keyboard (Amelie Lambert) as the melodic digital force, chaotic/psychotic drums and frenetic electric bass (Charles Virot) relying heavily on distortion. Clara Clara plays hypnotic jams with occasional moments of sing-along type phrasing. The sound is explosive, erupting with rhythms and very loud distortion. The crowd moved in a trance like motion of ecstasy until the last song, leaving a sweaty musty residue in the garage cocoon, to get some oxygen.
DISCOGRAPHY:
"Comfortable Problems" cd, lp, mp3
8 songs - 35 minutes
clapping music (2010)
"AA" cd, lp
11 songs - 45 minutes
sk records EUR, frenetic records USA (2007)
"je t aime" cdr
4 songs / 25 minutes
limited 300 copies - self produced (2006)
"self titled" cdr
8 songs, 30 minutes
limited 800 copies - zerojardins rds (2005)
"demo"
8 songs, 35 minutes
limited 300 copies - self produced (2004)
s'il vous plait
Clara Clara Lyrics
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$KAR mano eu ja num sei O que vai ser Daqui…
De Lillos deLillos - S'il vous plait På landlov en kveld i en…
deLillos På landlov en kveld i en fransk liten by Jeg vandret…
Elsa Esnoult Je croyais l'oublier Je pensais qu'il ne serait Qu'un regard…
Lacrim Ma mère je l'aime plus que tout D'ailleurs si je dois…
LaCrim' Ma mère je l'aime plus que tout D'ailleurs si je dois…
Otoboke Beaver そんじょそこらのピーナッツ 脇目もふらず恋かもしれない そんじょそこらのピーナッツ わけもわからず害かもしれない そん…
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Lovers Bad mood in the morning Zero communication I should come wit…
One On One Skulle alltid va snäll Skulle älska mig själv Skulle visat d…
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Yaya A
Bonjour Clara . Je tien a te remercier de ta gentillesse et de ta bonne humeur le jour ou vous avez pris mon " huber " une triste soirée ou je n avais pas le moral, magique car en moins de 5 minutes vous avez mis du soleil dans ma voiture ainsi que votre ami, et merci aussi pour ce " pourboire " qui n était pas obligatoire .vous êtes une vrais et grande dame. Tout mes respects. Je vous regarderai dorénavant avec un œil différents. Bien à vous.
Ravioles D.
Ca se voit qu'elle est très douce et gentille. Une femme remarquable, ça ne m'étonne pas qu'elle vous ait égayé votre journée :)
Nicolas Modesto
Si tu savais tout ce qu'elle arrive à faire en moins de 5 minutes
M Polyval
Et oui il ne faut juger ❤️
Pow3rus
@Iniestanat on passe au travers de rien du tout, on report pour SPAM le commentaire et la chaine
chassegardée
Tu te promènes tranquilou dans les rues d'Aix, peinard... puis tu croises Chicandier avec Clara Morgane a son bras. Et tu te dis que tout peut arriver.
Sebastien
On veut Mr Poulpe dans "L'addiction s'il vous plait!"
Ikzo
Ce serait tellement insane
kendalleve
Bof pas trop non. A petite dose les invités canal+...
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