Impressions of paris

Philippe Petit's "Impressions of Paris" is a captivating blend of drone metal, bebop, drone, and spoken word, released on January 1, 1989, under the Elabeth label. Clocking in at 55 minutes, this album offers a unique sonic experience that transcends conventional genres. With tracks like "Lilith and jemy," "Seven years ago," and "Impressions of paris," Petit weaves a tapestry of sound that is both intricate and immersive. The album's title track, "Impressions of paris," along with "Memories of charlie" and "Ballade new," showcases Petit's ability to create atmospheric and evocative soundscapes. "Swing 89" and "Sagittarius meeting" add a dynamic layer, while "Mr martin" and "On manhasset avenue" bring a touch of narrative depth. "September on my mind" and "Christina" round out the collection with their haunting melodies. For fans of experimental and genre-defying music, "Impressions of Paris" is a compelling exploration of sound and artistry.