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Even If You Must Suffer — Montreal Industrial Act Renonce Debuts Video for “Fracasse”
Fracasse la vitre, même s’il faut souffrir Fracasse la vitre, donnez moi une brique Montreal’s own Renonce is poised to shake up the industrial and darkwave circuits with their latest…
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Fracasse la vitre, même s’il faut souffrir
Fracasse la vitre, donnez moi une brique
Montreal’s own Renonce is poised to shake up the industrial and darkwave circuits with their latest album, Nuisance Sonore, dropping on April 12th. The latest single, Fracasse, sets the tone for what’s to come, igniting anticipation with its explosive energy.
Fracasse is a sonic juggernaut, capturing the ferocious spirit of Renonce’s stage presence. It’s grounded in a relentless bass arpeggio, setting the stage for a high-octane journey. The track’s backbone, a fierce punk-hardcore snare rhythm, pulses with an insistent urgency, challenging listeners to keep pace. Layer upon layer of heavy, gnarled guitars weave through this foundation, deepening the track’s aggressive stance. The raw, unfiltered vocals—screamed with a passion that borders on the existential— truly defines Fracasse as a battle cry; a relentless push against the boundaries of sound and expression in the industrial realm.
Sung in French, the lyrics convey a struggle for freedom and well-being despite constraints and pressure. They express a yearning for change and the willingness to endure pain to break through barriers, symbolized by shattering glass. The recurring desire for noise represents a longing for disruption and a breath of fresh air.
Fracasse draws from the essence of these genres to forge a sound that is bold and unyielding. It resonates with the experimental spirit of Skinny Puppy, the industrial rawness of Youth Code, and the dark atmospherics of The Soft Moon. Additionally, the influences of Ministry’s industrial metal and Godflesh’s industrial post-metal are evident, enriching the song’s dynamic range.
Watch the video for “Fracasse” below:
Since its inception in 2021, Renonce has steadily crafted a unique place within its genre. Nuisance Sonore elevates Renonce’s distinct sound to new heights with noisier, more aggressive tones, blending electronic saturation, industrial noise, and the distinctive use of vocal fry to add intensity to the music. Annie-Claude Deschênes of Duchess Says and Pypy fame has lent her production skills, while mixing and mastering were expertly handled by Odonis Odonis. This collaboration between Verboden in Vancouver and Negative Gain marks a pivotal moment in Renonce’s career.
Preorder Nuisance Sonore here.
To celebrate the album’s release, Fred Renonce will tour across Canada and the USA from April 26th to June 1st, alongside acts like Dancing Plague, Total Chroma, and Wire Spine. The tour promises to deliver electrifying performances, with a standout show at the Verboden Festival.
Nuisance Sonore represents a bold step forward, challenging listeners with its innovative approach to music. With roots in Montreal’s vibrant cultural scene, the album showcases Fred Renonce’s creative evolution in the industrial and darkwave genres.
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