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Here is why hunting down the version of Indochine 1 is essential listening. The Sonic Texture of 1981 The magic of Indochine 1 lies in the contrast: The metallic clang of early drum machines against the raw jangle of a Rickenbacker guitar. Nicola Sirkis’ sneering, almost spoken-word delivery against the lush, melancholic synths.

There are debut albums that sound like demos. Then there is Indochine’s self-titled first album, "L’Aventurier" (often referred to as "Indochine 1") —a record that sounds like a punk rock kick to the ribs wrapped in a New Wave raincoat. INDOCHINE 1 -FLAC-

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In a lossy format (like 128kbps MP3), these elements collapse into a muddy soup. The high hats sound like static. The bassline of "Dizzidence Politik" loses its throbbing menace. There are debut albums that sound like demos