About this album
Where they were
Released on November 4, 1996, 'Wax' was Indochine's fifth studio album, arriving during a period of commercial resurgence following their previous release, 'Dancetaria'. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing a more polished production style while solidifying their place in the French pop-rock landscape.
Why it matters
'Wax' achieved notable commercial success, reaching number one on the French Albums Chart and cementing Indochine's status as one of France's leading rock bands. The album produced several hit singles that contributed to its critical acclaim and enduring popularity within the French music scene.
Essential tracks
- "Révolution" — This track encapsulates the album's themes of change and social consciousness, driven by an infectious melody that invites listeners to reflect.
- "Drugstar" — With its edgy lyrics and energetic instrumentation, 'Drugstar' serves as a commentary on fame and excess, highlighting the band's knack for blending serious topics with catchy hooks.
- "Satellite" — 'Satellite' is a standout track that showcases emotional depth through its evocative lyrics and haunting melodies, resonating with fans for its relatable themes.
Release Date
November 4, 1996
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Unisexe 5:03
- 2 Révolution 4:50
- 3 Drugstar 3:30
- 4 Je n'embrasse pas 5:33
- 5 Coma, coma, coma 4:36
- 6 Echo-ruby 5:10
- 7 Les Silences de Juliette 3:57
- 8 Satellite 4:11
- 9 Mire-live 3:54
- 10 Ce soir, le ciel 4:06
- 11 Kissing My Song 4:04
- 12 L'Amoureuse 4:41
- 13 Peter Pan 4:58
