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2x CD, 6 page Digisleeve with 3 wallets, poster booklet, 12 cm x 3 cm sticker

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The garage -psychedelic French duo The Liminanas straddles since 2009 the boundary between psychedelic ,shoegaze,garage & French yé-yé up to cool vocals . Quintessentially French but first known at the start in the US before hitting homeland France. 7 studio albums so far, 2 rare tracks compilations, many Eps,some OST, collabs such as L’Epée with Anton Newcombe & Emmanuelle Seigner : time for a first time Best of, and actually more than a Best of : Double Cd , Ltd Triple Vinyl& Digital editions offer 12 exclusive bonus tracks -new songs + rare songs when they called themselves les Bellas, before The Liminanas-.
“Electrified” also includes 23 classics songs , with featurings such as Peter Hook, Anton Newcombe and French pionners Laurent Garnier, Etienne Daho & Pascal Comelade.
Features liner notes written by Iggy Pop, Peter Hook & Keith Streng (Fleshtones) : because it’s only rock’n’roll.


TRACKLIST:
CD 1 CD 2
1. Migas 2000 1. Shadow People
2. I'm Dead 2. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin)
3. Je ne suis pas très drogue 3. One Blood Circle Circle (feat. Etienne Daho)
4. Down Underground 4. Calentita
5. Je suis une Gogo Girl 5. Saul (feat. Laurent Garnier)

6. La fille de la ligne 15 6. Hey I'm Going Down
7. Je m'en vais 7. She's on My Track
8. Salvation 8. A Dream That Slips
9. Votre côté yeye m'emmerde 9. Electrified
10. Cold Was the Ground 10. You Got My Soul
11. My Black Sabbath 11. Drown
12. Carnival of Souls (feat. Pascal Comelade)
12. Belladelic
13. El Beach 13. USA Motorbike (feat. David Menke)
14. Prisunic 14. La musique (feat. Areski Belkacem)
15. Dahlia rouge 15. Les Hommes et les ombres
16. Garden of Love (feat. Peter Hook) 16. Domino (feat. Golden Bug)
17. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) 17. Pulsing (feat. David Menke)
18. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook)




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3x Orange Vinyl, Gatefold Sleeve with 2 wallets, 2 x Black Inner Sleeve, 4 page printed 30cmx30cm Booklet, sticker

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The garage -psychedelic French duo The Liminanas straddles since 2009 the boundary between psychedelic ,shoegaze,garage & French yé-yé up to cool vocals . Quintessentially French but first known at the start in the US before hitting homeland France. 7 studio albums so far, 2 rare tracks compilations, many Eps,some OST, collabs such as L’Epée with Anton Newcombe & Emmanuelle Seigner : time for a first time Best of, and actually more than a Best of : Double Cd , Ltd Triple Vinyl& Digital editions offer 12 exclusive bonus tracks -new songs + rare songs when they called themselves les Bellas, before The Liminanas-.
“Electrified” also includes 23 classics songs , with featurings such as Peter Hook, Anton Newcombe and French pionners Laurent Garnier, Etienne Daho & Pascal Comelade.
Features liner notes written by Iggy Pop, Peter Hook & Keith Streng (Fleshtones) : because it’s only rock’n’roll.


TRACKLIST - TRIPLE VINYL:

A SIDE
1. Migas 2000 2. I'm Dead 3. Je ne suis pas très drogue 4. Down Underground 5. Je suis une Gogo Girl 6. La fille de la ligne 15
B SIDE
1. Je m'en vais 2. Salvation 3. Votre côté yeye m'emmerde 4. Cold Was the Ground 5. My Black Sabbath 6. Carnival of Souls feat. Pascal Comelade)

C SIDE
1. El Beach 2. Prisunic 3. Dahlia rouge 4. Garden of Love (feat. Peter Hook) 5. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) 6. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook)
D SIDE
1. Shadow People 2. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin) 3. One Blood Circle (feat. Etienne Daho) 4. Calentita 5. Saul (feat. Laurent Garnier)

E SIDE
1. USA Motorbike (feat. David Menke) 2. La musique (feat. Areski Belkacem) 3. Les Hommes et les ombres 4. Domino (feat. Golden Bug) 5. Pulsing (feat. David Menke)
F SIDE
1. Hey I'm Going Down 2. She's on My Track 3. A Dream That Slips 4. Electrified 5. You Got My Soul 6. Drown 7. Belladelic




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2x 140 G Black Vinyl, 5 mm Sleeve, 2 x Black Inner Sleeve, 4 page printed 30cmx30cm Booklet, sticker

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The garage -psychedelic French duo The Liminanas straddles since 2009 the boundary between psychedelic ,shoegaze,garage & French yé-yé up to cool vocals . Quintessentially French but first known at the start in the US before hitting homeland France. 7 studio albums so far, 2 rare tracks compilations, many Eps,some OST, collabs such as L’Epée with Anton Newcombe & Emmanuelle Seigner : time for a first time Best of, and actually more than a Best of : Double Cd , Ltd Triple Vinyl& Digital editions offer 12 exclusive bonus tracks -new songs + rare songs when they called themselves les Bellas, before The Liminanas-.
“Electrified” also includes 23 classics songs , with featurings such as Peter Hook, Anton Newcombe and French pionners Laurent Garnier, Etienne Daho & Pascal Comelade.
Features liner notes written by Iggy Pop, Peter Hook & Keith Streng (Fleshtones) : because it’s only rock’n’roll.


TRACKLIST - DOUBLE VINYL:

A SIDE
1. Migas 2000 2. I'm Dead 3. Je ne suis pas très drogue 4. Down Underground 5. Je suis une Gogo Girl 6. La fille de la ligne 15

B SIDE
1. Je m'en vais 2. Salvation 3. Votre côté yeye m'emmerde 4. Cold Was the Ground 5. My Black Sabbath 6. Carnival of Souls (feat. Pascal Comelade)

C SIDE
1. El Beach 2. Prisunic 3. Dahlia rouge 4. Garden of Love (feat. Peter Hook) 5. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) 6. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook)

D SIDE
1. Shadow People 2. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin) 3. One Blood Circle (feat. Etienne Daho) 4. Calentita 5. Saul (feat. Laurent Garnier)



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LIMITED RECORD STORE DAY 22021 RELEASE - NO SALES BEFORE 12.6.2021
Territory: World excl. France & UK
140 G black vinyl, sleeve with 3 mm spine, printed inner sleeve, cello,frontsticker


"100% new & original music done by The Liminanas for the movie ""The World We Knew"" (2020). Never released before whatever digital or physical. 1st time ever release as RSD Exclusive

Face A
1- Stoker (Lionel Limiñana)
2- Une saison en enfer (Lionel Limiñana)
3- Les hommes et les ombres (Lionel Limiñana)
4- Les rêves des mourants (Lionel Limiñana)
5- L’homme hanté (Lionel Limiñana)

Face B
6-The Fuzz Theme (Lionel Limiñana)
7- Variation sur Stoker (Lionel Limiñana)
8- Gangsters contre fantômes (Lionel Limiñana/Pascal Comelade)
9- Les rêves des mourants part 2 (Lionel Limiñana)
10- The world we knew (B. Kaempfert, H. Rehbein, C. Sigman)
11- The pale moon Light (Lionel Limiñana)
12- Stoker the smoker (Lionel Limiñana)"
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Special Remarks:

Limited
12” black vinyl in sleeve with 3mm spine printed on reversed cardboard. Paper inner-sleeve.


Tracklist:

A1. Calentita / A2. Calentita (Unloved Remix)
B1. Calentita (Alternative Version) / B2. Calentita (Unloved Instrumental Remix)


Short info:

After a prolific year 2019 with two OSTs and a side project with Anton Newcombe and Emmanuelle Seigner (L’Épée), The Liminañas are back with a new single exuding the summer heat and the beach sun, ‘Calentita’, which features Nuria, a Spanish friend on the band, on vocal.
This sole vinyl edition is limited and includes 2 remixes as well as an alternative version.

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12” colored white vinyl in sleeve with 3mm spine with paper inner-sleeve.

Tracklist:

A1. One Blood Circle / A2. Dernier dîner de l'été / A3. Simon / A4. De la part des copains / A5. Ocean Kids
B1. Sophie seule sur le ferry / B2. Le Bel Été / B3. One Blood Circle (Feat. Marie) [Version alternative]
B4. L'Atelier / B5. Maria’s Theme / B6. One Blood Circle [Instrumental]

Short info:

Taken from the movie ‘Le Bel Été’, written and directed by Pierre Creton, this new album from The Limiñanas is the first OST written by Lionel Limiñanas. The main theme ‘One Blood Circle’ features French pop legend Etienne Daho.

Lionel Limiñana about writing this soundtrack:
"We met Pierre during the Shadow People tour, he came to the concert and wrote to us asking for music for his film "Le Bel Été". Pierre sent me the script. I thought I didn't have time to work because of the tour but I took a three-day break to give it a try. I wrote a theme and then two, three...... I had a work base and I was able to continue at the hotel or in the band's van, which explains why the music is very electronic. I invited Ivan Telefunken, Pascal Comelade's Catalan guitarist, to play on some melodies. When we arrived in St Malo for La Route du Rock festival we met Etienne Daho with whom we had wanted to work for a long time. We played the script to Etienne and the demo of "One Blood Circle", the main theme of " Le Bel Été". Etienne worked on the text and quickly returned to the studio in Paris to record his voice and choirs. The O.S.T. was done."



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7” collector black vinyl in sleeve with 3mm spine with paper inner-sleeve.

Tracklist:

A. One Blood Circle / B. Non Non Rien N’a Changé

Short info:

Taken from the movie ‘Le Bel Été’, written and directed by Pierre Creton, ‘One Blood Circle’ is the main theme of the soundrack and features French pop legend Etienne Daho. The B-side features a cover by The Limiñanas of the all-time French classic ‘Non Non Rien N’a Changé’ from Les Poppys.

Lionel Limiñana about writing this soundtrack:
"We met Pierre during the Shadow People tour, he came to the concert and wrote to us asking for music for his film "Le Bel Été". Pierre sent me the script. I thought I didn't have time to work because of the tour but I took a three-day break to give it a try. I wrote a theme and then two, three...... I had a work base and I was able to continue at the hotel or in the band's van, which explains why the music is very electronic. I invited Ivan Telefunken, Pascal Comelade's Catalan guitarist, to play on some melodies. When we arrived in St Malo for La Route du Rock festival we met Etienne Daho with whom we had wanted to work for a long time. We played the script to Etienne and the demo of "One Blood Circle", the main theme of " Le Bel Été". Etienne worked on the text and quickly returned to the studio in Paris to record his voice and choirs. The O.S.T. was done."


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2LP Double black vinyl in gatefold sleeve with 60x30cm poster. CD included.

The Limiñanas are a couple and a band. They have produced records in their own garage in Cabestany located in the south of France for about ten years. They played in Australia, the US and toured Europe regularly. United Kingdom included. The first opus of the now series "I have trouble in mind" was released on the initiative of Bill and Lisa Roe (iconic label "trouble in mind") in the US in 2014. It combines all the 45t , unreleased songs recorded by the couple for "Mojo magazine", tribute to Beach Boys, fanzines, micro labels. All the titles which were difficult to find and that fans were looking for.

And now, here it is: I ve got trouble in mind vol 2.


The Limiñanas now work mainly with the European label "Because music". Thanks to their common forces, 3 albums were released. «Traité de guitarre Triolectique» with Pascal Comelade, "Malamore", which was a tribute to Dino Risi and in 2018 "Shadow People" in the company of the American psychedelic pope Anton Newcombe. Marie and Lio work a lot, they record all the time and love 45t, maxi's and still collaborate with small labels from around the world for specific projects like the traditional song of Christmas "Convenanza "from Andrew Weatherall. In this second opus some covers of their favorite titles will be available. The lords of the new church "Russia"n roulette", "two sisters" from the Kinks which is the first song recorded with Anton and remixed by the American producer of the first White Stripes album Jim Diamond. "Live will Tell" from Polnareff, a tribute to "Suicide" recorded in Australia from the live version of the band and many others. The artwork was designed by Elric Duffau, as for the first volume.


Small bonus: the two album covers placed side by side complement each other for a single piece.


TRACK LISTING
1) The Mirror (feat. Kirk Lake)
2) Two Sisters (feat. Anton Newcombe)
3) Maria’s Theme
4) La Cavalerie
5) Russian Roulette
6) The Inventor
7) The Train Creep A-Loopin (live)
8) Nuit Fantôme
9 The Gift (Anton mix)
10) Angels and Devils
11) Witches Valley
12) Curse of Santa Claus
13) Time Will Tell
14) Wunderbar
15) The Woods
16) Lord of Flashington
17) Silent Night
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Territories: World excl. France & UK

The Limiñanas are a couple and a band. They have produced records in their own garage in Cabestany located in the south of France for about ten years. They played in Australia, the US and toured Europe regularly. United Kingdom included. The first opus of the now series "I have trouble in mind" was released on the initiative of Bill and Lisa Roe (iconic label "trouble in mind") in the US in 2014. It combines all the 45t , unreleased songs recorded by the couple for "Mojo magazine", tribute to Beach Boys, fanzines, micro labels. All the titles which were difficult to find and that fans were looking for.

And now, here it is: I ve got trouble in mind vol 2.


The Limiñanas now work mainly with the European label "Because music". Thanks to their common forces, 3 albums were released. «Traité de guitarre Triolectique» with Pascal Comelade, "Malamore", which was a tribute to Dino Risi and in 2018 "Shadow People" in the company of the American psychedelic pope Anton Newcombe. Marie and Lio work a lot, they record all the time and love 45t, maxi's and still collaborate with small labels from around the world for specific projects like the traditional song of Christmas "Convenanza "from Andrew Weatherall. In this second opus some covers of their favorite titles will be available. The lords of the new church "Russia"n roulette", "two sisters" from the Kinks which is the first song recorded with Anton and remixed by the American producer of the first White Stripes album Jim Diamond. "Live will Tell" from Polnareff, a tribute to "Suicide" recorded in Australia from the live version of the band and many others. The artwork was designed by Elric Duffau, as for the first volume.


Small bonus: the two album covers placed side by side complement each other for a single piece.


CD incl. 12-page poster booklet

TRACK LISTING
1) The Mirror (feat. Kirk Lake)
2) Two Sisters (feat. Anton Newcombe)
3) Maria’s Theme
4) La Cavalerie
5) Russian Roulette
6) The Inventor
7) The Train Creep A-Loopin (live)
8) Nuit Fantôme
9 The Gift (Anton mix)
10) Angels and Devils
11) Witches Valley
12) Curse of Santa Claus
13) Time Will Tell
14) Wunderbar
15) The Woods
16) Lord of Flashington
17) Silent Night
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Territory: WORLD (excluding France & UK) - CD in 3 panels digipocket with spot varnish, with poster booklet

Tracklist:
1. Ouverture. / 2. Le Premier Jour / 3. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) / 4. Shadow People (feat. Emmanuelle Seigner) / 5. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin)/ 6. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook) / 7. Motorizatti Marie / 8. Pink Flamingos / 9. Trois Bancs / 10. De la Part des Copains

Short info:
“What was old is new again”… The old adage is so tired that nobody takes its proper measure: all people
hear is the word “old”, when the important one is “new”. Making new things out of old things is an act of
alchemy.
The proof is in this fifth album – no rest for the wicked of Perpignan – which is blown right open here and
there by a few very contemporary guests. After the opener, ‘Ouverture’, with its almost surf-like guitars,
comes ‘Le Premier Jour’, where Lionel Limiñana talks about his rock baptism with the punks, the mods,
the skinheads and the Lambrettas of his youth in the South of France. What comes just after is the
seismic shock of ‘Istanbul is Sleepy’: the Imprimatur of Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown
Massacre is simply enormous.
Then comes Emmanuelles Seigner’s super sexy tornado on the title track; and ‘Dimanche’ follows, with
Bertrand Belin. Lionel sees him as a “French Nick Cave who writes songs that resemble films.”. ‘The Gift’
features Peter Hook who scrapes his bass guitar again here; obviously a song reminiscent of an early
period New Order. Finally, the Limiñanas on their own send out an instrumental cavalcade with a furious
beat, like a Kraut Morricone, ‘Motorizzati Marie’ followed by ‘Pink Flamingos’, introduced with psych rock
pads played backwards forming a vaporous song bathed in acoustic arpeggios. A respite in the album…
before the fuzz and the abyssal bass of ‘Trois Bancs’ violently shakes the ghost of Gainsbourg: an
electroshock in talk over. And to close the scene, a love message: ‘De La Part Des Copains’; its organ, its
tambourine, its quaver and its brass place it in the classic soundtrack category revered by the band. An
ideal conclusion for this incredible faultless record. The rock’n’roll epiphany thus continues. It belongs to
those who will listen – full blast – to Shadow People and will doubtless feel the urge to plug a guitar into an
amp. A valve amp, of course. More

Territory: WORLD (excluding France & UK) - 180gr black vinyl edition, gatefold sleeve with spot varnish and CD included
GATEFOLD LP incl CD


Tracklist:
A1. Ouverture. / A2. Le Premier Jour / A3. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) / A4. Shadow People (feat. Emmanuelle Seigner) / A5. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin)
B1. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook) / B2. Motorizatti Marie / B3. Pink Flamingos / B4. Trois Bancs / B5. De la Part des Copains
CD features the same tracks in the same order
Short info:
“What was old is new again”… The old adage is so tired that nobody takes its proper measure: all people
hear is the word “old”, when the important one is “new”. Making new things out of old things is an act of
alchemy.
The proof is in this fifth album – no rest for the wicked of Perpignan – which is blown right open here and
there by a few very contemporary guests. After the opener, ‘Ouverture’, with its almost surf-like guitars,
comes ‘Le Premier Jour’, where Lionel Limiñana talks about his rock baptism with the punks, the mods,
the skinheads and the Lambrettas of his youth in the South of France. What comes just after is the
seismic shock of ‘Istanbul is Sleepy’: the Imprimatur of Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown
Massacre is simply enormous.
Then comes Emmanuelles Seigner’s super sexy tornado on the title track; and ‘Dimanche’ follows, with
Bertrand Belin. Lionel sees him as a “French Nick Cave who writes songs that resemble films.”. ‘The Gift’
features Peter Hook who scrapes his bass guitar again here; obviously a song reminiscent of an early
period New Order. Finally, the Limiñanas on their own send out an instrumental cavalcade with a furious
beat, like a Kraut Morricone, ‘Motorizzati Marie’ followed by ‘Pink Flamingos’, introduced with psych rock
pads played backwards forming a vaporous song bathed in acoustic arpeggios. A respite in the album…
before the fuzz and the abyssal bass of ‘Trois Bancs’ violently shakes the ghost of Gainsbourg: an
electroshock in talk over. And to close the scene, a love message: ‘De La Part Des Copains’; its organ, its
tambourine, its quaver and its brass place it in the classic soundtrack category revered by the band. An
ideal conclusion for this incredible faultless record. The rock’n’roll epiphany thus continues. It belongs to
those who will listen – full blast – to Shadow People and will doubtless feel the urge to plug a guitar into an
amp. A valve amp, of course. More

Territory: World excl. UK & France
"sound as if they have stepped out of Quentin Tarantino's dreams…. a 60s-saturated stunner" Uncut
"garagey, soundtrack-infused psych, a swirl of pounding drums, spoken French, baroque melodies" Mojo

Tracklisting
A1. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe)
A2. Nuit Fantôme
B1. Shadow People (feat. Emmanuelle Seigner)
B2. Angels and Devils

Short info:
French psych duo The Limiñanas today released their new single 'Istanbul Is Sleepy' through Because Music. Featuring Anton Newcombe (The Brian Jonestown Massacre) and produced at his Berlin studio, the single is taken from their 'Istanbul Is Sleepy' EP out 17th November. The band, who are set to release a new album early next year, will play their debut London show at Oslo on 5th October. Directed by Jean Luc Moly, the moody, Sixties-inspired video to 'Istanbul Is Sleepy' premiered on Brooklyn Vegan: link here

Reflecting on the single and their collaboration with Newcombe, Lionel explained, "'Istanbul Is Sleepy' is like the classic dream where you become the hero, the Captain Blood or Midnight Sultan(??). The one who rescues and seduces Maureen O'Hara or Ava Gardner. Anton is singing and playing guitar on the track. He was inspired, in particular, by The Cult during their 'Rain' period. Last year, Mojo magazine asked us to record a cover for a special Kinks tribute. We chose 'Two Sisters'. Marie and I were thinking for the vocal part it would be great to approach Anton Newcombe, having opened for The Brian Jonestown Massacre at Le Trianon in Paris. The work began like that. We had an album to record and we decided to finish it with him. During the Christmas week we took our demos, flew to Berlin and recorded at Anton's studio. Six days later we had a finished album".

One of France's most beloved treasures, The Limiñanas are Marie (drums/vocals) and Lionel (guitar, bass, keyboards and vocals). Hailing from Perpignan, the duo straddles the boundary between psych, shoegaze, and yé-yé. With hazy, reverb-laden hooks, combined at times with noisy distortion, and fronted by effortlessly cool vocals, reminiscent of Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot, the band is at once timeless and quintessentially French.

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Territory: WORLD (excluding France & UK) - 180gr black vinyl edition, gatefold sleeve with spot varnish and CD included
GATEFOLD LP incl CD


Tracklist:
A1. Ouverture. / A2. Le Premier Jour / A3. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) / A4. Shadow People (feat. Emmanuelle Seigner) / A5. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin)
B1. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook) / B2. Motorizatti Marie / B3. Pink Flamingos / B4. Trois Bancs / B5. De la Part des Copains
CD features the same tracks in the same order
Short info:
“What was old is new again”… The old adage is so tired that nobody takes its proper measure: all people
hear is the word “old”, when the important one is “new”. Making new things out of old things is an act of
alchemy.
The proof is in this fifth album – no rest for the wicked of Perpignan – which is blown right open here and
there by a few very contemporary guests. After the opener, ‘Ouverture’, with its almost surf-like guitars,
comes ‘Le Premier Jour’, where Lionel Limiñana talks about his rock baptism with the punks, the mods,
the skinheads and the Lambrettas of his youth in the South of France. What comes just after is the
seismic shock of ‘Istanbul is Sleepy’: the Imprimatur of Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown
Massacre is simply enormous.
Then comes Emmanuelles Seigner’s super sexy tornado on the title track; and ‘Dimanche’ follows, with
Bertrand Belin. Lionel sees him as a “French Nick Cave who writes songs that resemble films.”. ‘The Gift’
features Peter Hook who scrapes his bass guitar again here; obviously a song reminiscent of an early
period New Order. Finally, the Limiñanas on their own send out an instrumental cavalcade with a furious
beat, like a Kraut Morricone, ‘Motorizzati Marie’ followed by ‘Pink Flamingos’, introduced with psych rock
pads played backwards forming a vaporous song bathed in acoustic arpeggios. A respite in the album…
before the fuzz and the abyssal bass of ‘Trois Bancs’ violently shakes the ghost of Gainsbourg: an
electroshock in talk over. And to close the scene, a love message: ‘De La Part Des Copains’; its organ, its
tambourine, its quaver and its brass place it in the classic soundtrack category revered by the band. An
ideal conclusion for this incredible faultless record. The rock’n’roll epiphany thus continues. It belongs to
those who will listen – full blast – to Shadow People and will doubtless feel the urge to plug a guitar into an
amp. A valve amp, of course. More

Territory: WORLD (excluding France & UK) - CD in 3 panels digipocket with spot varnish, with poster booklet

Tracklist:
1. Ouverture. / 2. Le Premier Jour / 3. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) / 4. Shadow People (feat. Emmanuelle Seigner) / 5. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin)/ 6. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook) / 7. Motorizatti Marie / 8. Pink Flamingos / 9. Trois Bancs / 10. De la Part des Copains

Short info:
“What was old is new again”… The old adage is so tired that nobody takes its proper measure: all people
hear is the word “old”, when the important one is “new”. Making new things out of old things is an act of
alchemy.
The proof is in this fifth album – no rest for the wicked of Perpignan – which is blown right open here and
there by a few very contemporary guests. After the opener, ‘Ouverture’, with its almost surf-like guitars,
comes ‘Le Premier Jour’, where Lionel Limiñana talks about his rock baptism with the punks, the mods,
the skinheads and the Lambrettas of his youth in the South of France. What comes just after is the
seismic shock of ‘Istanbul is Sleepy’: the Imprimatur of Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown
Massacre is simply enormous.
Then comes Emmanuelles Seigner’s super sexy tornado on the title track; and ‘Dimanche’ follows, with
Bertrand Belin. Lionel sees him as a “French Nick Cave who writes songs that resemble films.”. ‘The Gift’
features Peter Hook who scrapes his bass guitar again here; obviously a song reminiscent of an early
period New Order. Finally, the Limiñanas on their own send out an instrumental cavalcade with a furious
beat, like a Kraut Morricone, ‘Motorizzati Marie’ followed by ‘Pink Flamingos’, introduced with psych rock
pads played backwards forming a vaporous song bathed in acoustic arpeggios. A respite in the album…
before the fuzz and the abyssal bass of ‘Trois Bancs’ violently shakes the ghost of Gainsbourg: an
electroshock in talk over. And to close the scene, a love message: ‘De La Part Des Copains’; its organ, its
tambourine, its quaver and its brass place it in the classic soundtrack category revered by the band. An
ideal conclusion for this incredible faultless record. The rock’n’roll epiphany thus continues. It belongs to
those who will listen – full blast – to Shadow People and will doubtless feel the urge to plug a guitar into an
amp. A valve amp, of course. More

Territory: World excl. UK & France
"sound as if they have stepped out of Quentin Tarantino's dreams…. a 60s-saturated stunner" Uncut
"garagey, soundtrack-infused psych, a swirl of pounding drums, spoken French, baroque melodies" Mojo

Tracklisting
A1. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe)
A2. Nuit Fantôme
B1. Shadow People (feat. Emmanuelle Seigner)
B2. Angels and Devils

Short info:
French psych duo The Limiñanas today released their new single 'Istanbul Is Sleepy' through Because Music. Featuring Anton Newcombe (The Brian Jonestown Massacre) and produced at his Berlin studio, the single is taken from their 'Istanbul Is Sleepy' EP out 17th November. The band, who are set to release a new album early next year, will play their debut London show at Oslo on 5th October. Directed by Jean Luc Moly, the moody, Sixties-inspired video to 'Istanbul Is Sleepy' premiered on Brooklyn Vegan: link here

Reflecting on the single and their collaboration with Newcombe, Lionel explained, "'Istanbul Is Sleepy' is like the classic dream where you become the hero, the Captain Blood or Midnight Sultan(??). The one who rescues and seduces Maureen O'Hara or Ava Gardner. Anton is singing and playing guitar on the track. He was inspired, in particular, by The Cult during their 'Rain' period. Last year, Mojo magazine asked us to record a cover for a special Kinks tribute. We chose 'Two Sisters'. Marie and I were thinking for the vocal part it would be great to approach Anton Newcombe, having opened for The Brian Jonestown Massacre at Le Trianon in Paris. The work began like that. We had an album to record and we decided to finish it with him. During the Christmas week we took our demos, flew to Berlin and recorded at Anton's studio. Six days later we had a finished album".

One of France's most beloved treasures, The Limiñanas are Marie (drums/vocals) and Lionel (guitar, bass, keyboards and vocals). Hailing from Perpignan, the duo straddles the boundary between psych, shoegaze, and yé-yé. With hazy, reverb-laden hooks, combined at times with noisy distortion, and fronted by effortlessly cool vocals, reminiscent of Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot, the band is at once timeless and quintessentially French.

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Territory: Europe excl. UK & France , translucent vinyl, printed sleeve Tracklist Vinyl EP:

A1/ THE LIMIÑANAS - GARDEN OF LOVE
A2/ THE LIMIÑANAS - GARDEN OF LOVE (ANDREW WEATHERALL REMIX - LUNDI MOUILLÉ)

B/ THE LIMIÑANAS - GARDEN OF LOVE (ANDREW WEATHERALL REMIX - MARDI MOUILLÉ)

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Following the success of their 4th album 'Malamore' released in April this year, French duo The Limiñanas have now trusted London star DJ, producer and friend Andrew Weatherall to remix the flagship single Garden Of Love (feat. Peter Hook). The collaboration has resulted in two unique remixes.

"When we released "Je Ne Suis Pas Très Drogue" in 2009, Andrew played it in his radio show in London. Then Bernie Fabre contacted me because Andrew wanted us to play in his festival De La City A La Cité in Carcassone. That's how we met. When we worked with Peter Hook, the idea of a maxi with one or two remixes made sense. So we did this record with the original edit of "Garden Of Love" and two remix edits by Andrew Weatherall." - Lionel Limiñana

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GATEFOLD LP incl CD - "Garden of Love" one of the first single tracks feat Peter Hook (New Order)

On the cover of their new album Malamore, their first album for Because Music, Lionel and Marie Limiñanas are back in black, and looking ineffably cool, standing next to a classic silver Fifties trailer, shot at a beach festival in the French town of Paulilles by the Spanish border, just 30 minutes drive from the duo's home town of Perpignan. They'd been playing a DJ set, "only with 45 rpm vinyl - Sixties punk, Italian pop, movie soundtracks and Seventies rock tracks," they recall. "The picture syncs well to the colour of Malamore, like the artwork of a movie soundtrack. The lettering on the cover is significant too."

The content of their DJ set, and the fact that Malamore is also the title of a 1982 Italian film and a word that describes an obsessive brand of unrequited love, are the keys to unlocking The Limiñanas, one of France's most beloved treasures, and their latest and greatest album, rooted in garage-punk but with the flair and range of a movie soundtrack: Serge Gainsbourg, meets Yé-Yé meets Phil Spector, the Nuggets compilations and early Stooges and Suicide albums meets the Sixties film genres of Commedia All'italiana and FrenchNouveau Vague, while sounding only like The Limiñanas. "We integrate a lot of different influences," Marie and Lionel declare, "but most of the time, it's unconsciously, and very naïve."

Malamore, like its 2013 predecessor Costa Blanca, is even structured like a soundtrack, "or a reading book record, like we had in our childhoods,' the couple explain. "With Malamore, we were thinking of Sixties Italian sketch movies: Dino Risi'sLes Monstres [The Monsters] is a great example. The main idea is a story with a start and an end, which can be linked even if they exist in different universes. Everything here is about love stories - thwarted love, aborted passions, funny or dramatic. But our album isn't directly related to the Italian movie, we just found the title adapted to our record, and the title alone sounded really good!"

As usual, Marie is on drums and vocals, and Lionel on guitar, bass, keyboards and vocals, but Malamore also features a stable of guests. Their high school friend Guillaume Picard sings on four tracks; Nika Leeflang, who is part of The Limiñanas' live incarnation, and Sarah McCoy, also sing; Laurent Sales plays bouzouki; Nicolas Delseny plays some epic acid-fuzz guitar; Franck Mengin plays the 'Stoogie' drum on "Zippo"; Pascal Comelade (with whom The Limiñanas collaborated on the 2013 instrumental album Traité De Guitarres Triolectiques À L'usage Des Portugaises Ensablées) wrote, and plays INSTRUMENT on, the closing instrumental "The Train Creep A-Loopin'", which sounds exactly like it reads.

But the most notable guest features on the duo's favouriteMalamore track, the hypnotic, dreamy "Garden Of Love": on bass and chorus vocals is none other than the legendary Peter Hook. "We are huge fans of Joy Division and New Order, and Peter completely transformed the song," Marie and Lionel say. "We are really proud of the song, and that he agreed to spare us a little bit of his time."

There are other legends on Malamore, such as The Kingmen's garage classic "Louie Louie" (one of Lionel's all-time favourite singles) named in the hypnotic "The Dead Are Walking" and actors Robert Mitchum and Robert Duvall referenced in the pulsing title track: "Our story needed two tough characters who were ready to fight, to take revenge on an flouted honour. Think of Duvall in The Godfather or Apocalypse Now, and Mitchum's psycho from Cape Fear or Night Of The Hunter!"

Shifting from dramatic scene to scene, Malamore - just like The Limiñanas themselves - is a magnificently moody experience, music for the ears and the eyes, and quite unlike any other record you'll hear in 2016.
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Territory: EU (excluding France & UK)
CD - "Garden of Love" one of the first single tracks feat Peter Hook (New Order)

On the cover of their new album Malamore, their first album for Because Music, Lionel and Marie Limiñanas are back in black, and looking ineffably cool, standing next to a classic silver Fifties trailer, shot at a beach festival in the French town of Paulilles by the Spanish border, just 30 minutes drive from the duo's home town of Perpignan. They'd been playing a DJ set, "only with 45 rpm vinyl - Sixties punk, Italian pop, movie soundtracks and Seventies rock tracks," they recall. "The picture syncs well to the colour of Malamore, like the artwork of a movie soundtrack. The lettering on the cover is significant too."

The content of their DJ set, and the fact that Malamore is also the title of a 1982 Italian film and a word that describes an obsessive brand of unrequited love, are the keys to unlocking The Limiñanas, one of France's most beloved treasures, and their latest and greatest album, rooted in garage-punk but with the flair and range of a movie soundtrack: Serge Gainsbourg, meets Yé-Yé meets Phil Spector, the Nuggets compilations and early Stooges and Suicide albums meets the Sixties film genres of Commedia All'italiana and FrenchNouveau Vague, while sounding only like The Limiñanas. "We integrate a lot of different influences," Marie and Lionel declare, "but most of the time, it's unconsciously, and very naïve."

Malamore, like its 2013 predecessor Costa Blanca, is even structured like a soundtrack, "or a reading book record, like we had in our childhoods,' the couple explain. "With Malamore, we were thinking of Sixties Italian sketch movies: Dino Risi'sLes Monstres [The Monsters] is a great example. The main idea is a story with a start and an end, which can be linked even if they exist in different universes. Everything here is about love stories - thwarted love, aborted passions, funny or dramatic. But our album isn't directly related to the Italian movie, we just found the title adapted to our record, and the title alone sounded really good!"

As usual, Marie is on drums and vocals, and Lionel on guitar, bass, keyboards and vocals, but Malamore also features a stable of guests. Their high school friend Guillaume Picard sings on four tracks; Nika Leeflang, who is part of The Limiñanas' live incarnation, and Sarah McCoy, also sing; Laurent Sales plays bouzouki; Nicolas Delseny plays some epic acid-fuzz guitar; Franck Mengin plays the 'Stoogie' drum on "Zippo"; Pascal Comelade (with whom The Limiñanas collaborated on the 2013 instrumental album Traité De Guitarres Triolectiques À L'usage Des Portugaises Ensablées) wrote, and plays INSTRUMENT on, the closing instrumental "The Train Creep A-Loopin'", which sounds exactly like it reads.

But the most notable guest features on the duo's favouriteMalamore track, the hypnotic, dreamy "Garden Of Love": on bass and chorus vocals is none other than the legendary Peter Hook. "We are huge fans of Joy Division and New Order, and Peter completely transformed the song," Marie and Lionel say. "We are really proud of the song, and that he agreed to spare us a little bit of his time."

There are other legends on Malamore, such as The Kingmen's garage classic "Louie Louie" (one of Lionel's all-time favourite singles) named in the hypnotic "The Dead Are Walking" and actors Robert Mitchum and Robert Duvall referenced in the pulsing title track: "Our story needed two tough characters who were ready to fight, to take revenge on an flouted honour. Think of Duvall in The Godfather or Apocalypse Now, and Mitchum's psycho from Cape Fear or Night Of The Hunter!"

Shifting from dramatic scene to scene, Malamore - just like The Limiñanas themselves - is a magnificently moody experience, music for the ears and the eyes, and quite unlike any other record you'll hear in 2016.


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2015 Vinyl reissue incl CD - LIMIÑANAS 4 existing albums re released - FIRST TIME ON LP+CD package!

Tracklist:
A1 The Darkside / A2 Down Underground / A3 Je Ne Suis Pas Très Drogue / A4 Funeral Baby A5 Chocolate In My Milk / A6 Tigre Du Bengale (Instr.)
B1 Mountain / B2 Je Suis Une Go-Go Girl / B3 Berçeuse Pour Clive / B4 Tears / B5 Tigre Du Bengale B6 Got Nothin' To Say


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2015 Vinyl reissue incl CD - LIMIÑANAS 4 existing albums re released - FIRST TIME ON LP+CD package!

Tracklist:
A1 Salvation / A2 Longanisse / A3 AF3458 / A4 Kinam Baby / A5 Hospital Boogie A6 Bad Lady Goes To Jail
B1 Crystal Anis / B2 Belmondo / B3 Betty And Johnny / B4 Une Ballade Pour Clive B5 I'm Dead (Instrumental)
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2015 Vinyl reissue incl CD - LIMIÑANAS 4 existing albums re released - FIRST TIME ON LP+CD package!

Tracklist:
A1 Je Me Souviens Comme Si J'y étais / A2 My Black Sabbath / A3 Alicante A4 Votre Coté Yéyé M'emmerde / A5 Cold Was The Ground / A6 I Miei Occhi Sono I Tuoi Occhi
B1 La Mercedes De Couleur Gris Métallisé / B2 Rosas / B3 Barrio Chino / B4 BB / B5 La Mélancolie B6 La Méditerranée / B7 Liverpool (LP version feat. MU)

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GATEFOLD LP incl CD - FIRST TIME ON LP+CD package!

Tracklist:
A0 Intro By Evan "Funk" Davies / A1 I'm Dead / A2 Migas 2000 / A3 Je M'en Vais A4 (I've Got) Trouble In Mind / A5 Come Now (Tu es à moi) / A6 I Know There's An Answer
B1 La Fille De La Ligne 15 / B2 Mobylette / B3 An Ugly Death / B4 Christmas / B5 Liverpool (feat. Lio) B6 A Dead Swan

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Special Remarks: Deluxe 2CD digisleeve 3 panels with 24 pages booklet - all 3 studio albums and the singles/outtakes sample on one 2cd.

Tracklist CD1:
(1st album "The Limiñanas") 1. The darkside / 2. Down underground / 3. Je ne suis pas très drogue / 4. Funeral baby 5. Chocolate in my milk / 6. Tigre du Bengale (instru) / 7. Mountain / 8. Je suis une go-go girl 9. Berçeuse pour Clive / 10. Tears / 11. Tigre du Bengale / 12. Got nothing' to say
(2nd album "Crystal Anis") 13. Salvation / 14. Longanisse / 15. AF3458 / 16. Kinam baby / 17. Hospital boogie 18. Bad lady goes to jail / 19. Crystal anis / 20. Belmondo / 21. Betty and Johnny 22. Une ballade pour Clive / 23. I'm dead (instrumental)

CD2:
(3rd album " Costa Blanca ") 1. Je me souviens comme si j'y étais / 2. My black Sabbath / 3. Alicante 4. Votre coté yéyé m'emmerde / 5. Cold was the ground / 6. I miei occhi sono i tuoi occhi 7. La Mercedes de couleur gris métallisé / 8. Rosas / 9. Barrio chino / 10. BB / 11. La mélancolie 12. La Méditerranée / 13. Liverpool
(7" and rare tracks compilation "(I've got) Trouble in Mind") 14. Evan funk davis intro / 15. I'm dead / 16. Migas 2000 / 17. Je m'en vais 18. (I've got) a trouble in mind / 19. Come now (tu es à moi) / 20. I know there's an answer 21. La fille de la ligne 15 / 22. Mobylette / 23. An ugly death /24. Christmas 25. A dead swan
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Territory: WORLD (excluding France & UK) - 180gr black vinyl edition, gatefold sleeve with spot varnish and CD included
GATEFOLD LP incl CD


Tracklist:
A1. Ouverture. / A2. Le Premier Jour / A3. Istanbul Is Sleepy (feat. Anton Newcombe) / A4. Shadow People (feat. Emmanuelle Seigner) / A5. Dimanche (feat. Bertrand Belin)
B1. The Gift (feat. Peter Hook) / B2. Motorizatti Marie / B3. Pink Flamingos / B4. Trois Bancs / B5. De la Part des Copains
CD features the same tracks in the same order
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“What was old is new again”… The old adage is so tired that nobody takes its proper measure: all people
hear is the word “old”, when the important one is “new”. Making new things out of old things is an act of
alchemy.
The proof is in this fifth album – no rest for the wicked of Perpignan – which is blown right open here and
there by a few very contemporary guests. After the opener, ‘Ouverture’, with its almost surf-like guitars,
comes ‘Le Premier Jour’, where Lionel Limiñana talks about his rock baptism with the punks, the mods,
the skinheads and the Lambrettas of his youth in the South of France. What comes just after is the
seismic shock of ‘Istanbul is Sleepy’: the Imprimatur of Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown
Massacre is simply enormous.
Then comes Emmanuelles Seigner’s super sexy tornado on the title track; and ‘Dimanche’ follows, with
Bertrand Belin. Lionel sees him as a “French Nick Cave who writes songs that resemble films.”. ‘The Gift’
features Peter Hook who scrapes his bass guitar again here; obviously a song reminiscent of an early
period New Order. Finally, the Limiñanas on their own send out an instrumental cavalcade with a furious
beat, like a Kraut Morricone, ‘Motorizzati Marie’ followed by ‘Pink Flamingos’, introduced with psych rock
pads played backwards forming a vaporous song bathed in acoustic arpeggios. A respite in the album…
before the fuzz and the abyssal bass of ‘Trois Bancs’ violently shakes the ghost of Gainsbourg: an
electroshock in talk over. And to close the scene, a love message: ‘De La Part Des Copains’; its organ, its
tambourine, its quaver and its brass place it in the classic soundtrack category revered by the band. An
ideal conclusion for this incredible faultless record. The rock’n’roll epiphany thus continues. It belongs to
those who will listen – full blast – to Shadow People and will doubtless feel the urge to plug a guitar into an
amp. A valve amp, of course. More