"Les gosses du boucher mangent de la viande périmée (et sont mal chaussés)" is a musical odyssey brought to life by The Jeremy Bornstein Trio. This masterful composition transcends boundaries, inviting listeners to explore the enigmatic corridors of their own imagination. The Jeremy Bornstein Trio weaves a tale of unconventional appetites and barefooted wanderings through haunting melodies and relentless rhythms.
The album was recorded in Montpellier's underground "Studio du Résistance Cryptique," where moss-covered stone arches cradle vintage recording equipment. Flickering candlelight casts dancing shadows on the eclectic assortment of instruments that line the studio's rugged shelves. The air is imbued with an ancient aura, evoking a sense of reverence for the art of creation. In this subterranean sanctuary, the band's music takes on a unique, ethereal quality.
This composition stands as a testament to The Jeremy Bornstein Trio's ability to embrace the raw, unfiltered essence of musical expression, unburdened by the constraints of tradition. It is a sonic journey that invites you to dive into the raw, unadorned world of musical storytelling.
