MOB1 CUSH

• 1 Indian Song 1 01:50
• 2 La Bataille de Chats Robots 04:27
• 3 Calumet 00:54
• 4 La Marche des Chefs 00:59
• 5 Roddy 00:52
• 6 Hippo 03:34
• 7 Vaisseau Poulpe 04:00
• 8 Indian Song 2 00:41
• 9 L Arac du Pic des Trois Indiens 01:52
• 10 Blorset 03:44
• 11 La Castagne 01:26
• 12 Freeman 03:40
• 13 Océan Païen 01:49
• 14 Eau de Feu 02:35
• 15 Last Runner 02:32
• 16 Indian Song 3 00:55
• Total Runtime 35:50

Info for MOB1

Do you remember Cush? A nod to the enigmatic Danakil warrior from Corto Maltese — wise, fierce, and fiercely free. That spirit is back, and this time, it speaks through sound.

Welcome to Cush — a bold sonic territory where the elegance of myth meets the urgency of noise.

Across 14 tracks, this power trio delivers a raw, immersive journey that bends genre boundaries and stirs the imagination. A soundscape emerges, somewhere between dystopia and liberation: windswept grooves, fractured brass, buzzing machines, explosive drums. Think improvisation at its most daring, textures at their most tactile, and themes that haunt like echoes from the future.

Cush is a cry. A rebellion. A pulse. It’s where musique concrète collides with free jazz and industrial atmospheres — and something new is born.

For listeners drawn to Pierre Henry’s audacity, Alain Damasio’s visions, industrial ASMR, or sonic voyages à la Corto: this is your next deep dive.

Unbuckle your seatbelts. You’re in Cush territory.

An album that demands to be heard — and experienced — live.

Paul Bouclier, trumpet
Frank Chatona, baritone saxophone
Erwan Loeffel, drums

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