About this album
Sound:
"A punchy blend of garage rock energy and catchy melodies wrapped in youthful exuberance."
Where they were
LP1 marked Plastiscines' debut album, released in 2007 when they were still emerging from the Parisian indie scene. This album positioned them as a notable presence among French rock bands, showcasing their distinctive sound and style that would define their early career.
Why it matters
The album gained attention for its infectious sound and was well-received in France, reaching notable positions on local charts and establishing the band's reputation. It contributed to the rise of female-led rock bands in the mid-2000s and influenced a new wave of garage rock revivalists.
Essential tracks
- "Loser" — With its infectious chorus and relatable lyrics about self-doubt, 'Loser' encapsulates the youthful angst that defines LP1.
- "Mister Driver" — 'Mister Driver' features punchy guitar riffs and playful lyrics, making it a standout track that showcases the band’s energetic vibe.
- "Human Rights" — This track combines catchy hooks with a socially conscious message, highlighting the band's willingness to tackle deeper themes amidst their fun sound.
Release Date
February 12, 2007
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Shake (Twist Around the Fire) 1:58
- 2 Alchimie 1:28
- 3 Loser 2:17
- 4 Mister Driver 2:15
- 5 Lost in Translation 1:48
- 6 Pop in, Pop Out! 1:10
- 7 No Way 1:58
- 8 Rake 1:53
- 9 La Règle du jeu 2:51
- 10 (Zazie fait de la) bicyclette 2:22
- 11 Tu as tout prévu 2:38
- 12 Human Rights 1:59
- 13 Under Control 1:52
