About this album
Where they were
Upon its release in 2009, Amesoeurs was the debut album from the French band, marking a significant moment in their short-lived career. The album emerged after their formation in 2004 and showcased a fusion of genres that set them apart within the blackgaze movement, just before their disbandment in 2010.
Why it matters
Amesoeurs received critical acclaim for its innovative sound, impacting the black metal and shoegaze scenes. Notably, it has been recognized for its artistic depth, featuring prominently in discussions about the evolution of these genres, and gaining a cult following despite limited commercial success.
Essential tracks
- "Gas in Veins" — This opening track establishes the album's atmospheric depth, combining aggressive instrumentation with melancholic melodies that define Amesoeurs' style.
- "La Reine trayeuse" — With its dynamic shifts and emotional weight, this track encapsulates the band's unique blend of aggression and beauty, making it a standout piece.
- "Amesoeurs" — The title track serves as an introspective culmination of the album’s themes, melding haunting vocals with intricate instrumentals to create an immersive experience.
Release Date
January 1, 2009
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Gas in Veins 5:10
- 2 Les Ruches malades 4:19
- 3 Heurt 6:01
- 4 Recueillement 7:00
- 5 Faux semblants 4:21
- 6 I XIII V XIX XV V XXI XVIII XIX – IX XIX – IV V I IV 1:41
- 7 Trouble (Éveils‐infâmes) 4:49
- 8 Video Girl 4:11
- 9 La Reine trayeuse 5:32
- 10 Amesoeurs 4:03
- 11 Au crépuscule de nos rêves 11:16
