H.E.L.L.

Panti Will, somehow has got a bit of Alan Vega, a bit of Dj Shadow, a bit of John Carpenter and a lot of nonsense. Enter at your own mental risks the confusion of Keshman, KoolMikke and DataFan with love, aka Stéphane Bodin, François Marche and Michel Cloup, who all wear here the same perverse Panti Will hat, they are also visible parts of bands Bosco and Experience (Hell seems to come across on many levels as an experiment, and not just one more electronic record). Never before a french musical project has gathered such diverse and varied influences : multiple and mutant, telescoping Residents, Mr Bungle, David Lynch, Beastie Boys, Charles Burns and other numerous freaks like normal people, this probably nihilistic record is an outrageous and noisy patchwork, associations of ideas and sounds possibly stressful if you happen to be a tad paranoid (this record is meant for you), interesting (or not) if you're into musical extreme concepts. This H.E.L.L., from where no really distinct word can seem to escape (a bit like the devil in Dante's Divine Comedy who speaks a language only himself can understand), is an amazing masquerade, as noisy as filthy, which operates interesting nervous manipulations on his listener.