Jac Berrocal, David Fenech and Vincent Epplay launch 5th LP ‘Broken Allures’
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Jac Berrocal + David Fenech + Vincent Epplay by Philippe Levy
The avant-garde trio comprising Jac Berrocal (Nurse With Wound), David Fenech, and Vincent Epplay has unveiled their fifth LP, “Broken Allures” to be released on Cold Spring on the 30th of August. This latest release continues their approach to musique concrète, blending the sounds and techniques of each member.
The album is available in several formats via Cold Spring:
- CD in a matt-laminate flood-printed digipak.
- Limited edition of 150 copies on transparent yellow vinyl in a matt-laminate sleeve with a full-color insert.
- Black vinyl in a matt-laminate sleeve with a full-color insert.
French musician Jac Berrocal is renowned for his collaborations with Nurse With Wound, Vince Taylor, Jaki Liebezeit, Pascal Comelade, and Sunny Murray. For this project, the trio further enlisted the talents of two musicians: Cosey Fanni Tutti and Jah Wobble.
Cosey Fanni Tutti, known for her work with Throbbing Gristle, Chris & Cosey, and COUM Transmissions contributes vocals, cornet, and electric guitar, and has written lyrics for two tracks.
Jah Wobble, a founding member of Public Image Limited and a collaborator with a diverse array of artists including African Head Charge, Brian Eno, Björk, and Sinéad O’Connor, lends his industrial dub sound to the album.
“Broken Allures” includes the track “Outspoken Caress” featuring Cosey Fanni Tutti, with a video directed by Vincent Epplay.
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