Lo Alternative Frequencies – new sonic exploration.

Action	Track Number	Track Name	Duration
Play	01	Queen Me
Play	02	First Lady of a President
Play	03	Im OK
Play	04	And
Play	05	Debut
Play	06	La Politique
Play	07	Whyyy
Play	08	Violons Riot and Satan
Play	09	Mon Cote Feminin
Play	10	Arm and Nose Arms and Noise
Play	11	Old Folk
Play	12	Lux Interior End
Play	13	Sans Du Feu Dans Mes Mains

Description

I’m Ok’ is the follow up to the critically acclaimed album ‘7 Guitars with a Cloud of Milk’ which won GaBlé best new act award in the French equivalent of the NME, Les Inrocks Magazine.

A 12 track mini-album that is big on ideas ‘I’m Ok’ represents a progression in style for the band, using conventional instruments like Cello and Brass in unconventional ways, to compliment their usual

array of found sounds, squeaks and samples. The album also features one of the band member’s grandmother, providing vocals for two of the tracks. How lovely

.

GaBlé’s work is in constant dialogue with DIY sensibility and aesthetic, sometimes literally; the releases title ‘I’m OK’, is in reply to the question posed by Daniel Johnston, with his album “Hi, how are you”.

The three piece hail from Normandy, France and write scruffy, off-thewall pop songs with echoes of The Vaselines, Beat Happening and Lou Barlow’s solo endeavours.

Fidelity, presidential assassinations, suicide and the golden years of retirement are just some of the subjects that Gable tackle with their unique blend of humour and musical invention. Since the release of “7 Guitars…” the band has been touring constantly with the likes of Health, Dan Deacon and punk-funkers Chk Chk Chk (!!!).

GaBlé’s live show is a sight to behold. Samplers, recorders, a horn and a hoover provide an invigorating accompaniment to melodic singing, explosive spluttering and bizarre ejaculations. Gablé will be

gracing the stages of The Great Escape festival in Brighton in May and The Big Chill Festival in August. More UK dates to be announced, soon.

The release will be available as a limited edition of 300 12” records, screen printed by the band themselves. That’s what we like to call ‘Luxury DIY’.