Le Progrès DVD, by Monroeville Music Center

Le Progrès DVD

by Monroeville Music Center

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	1.	En Route (ou Enfin! Le défilé capsule de temps va au centre de contrôle) 03:02
	2.	Préparatifs dans la Salle de Rédaction 02:11
	3.	Il Pleut des Informations (ou Mass Media en Masse à Partir de Notre Cumulonimus Fiable) 02:35
	4.	Minuit, le 31 Décembre 02:16

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You read that right, "DVD." Done in partnership with incredible Florida filmmaker Joshua Rogers, produced through his company Broken Machine Films, who made a track by track visual accompaniment to Monroeville Music Center's gorgeous 'Le Progrès' EP, released last year on Brooklyn-based digital imprint Dracula Horse . . . Rogers does an incredible job of syncing the music and accidentally or deliberately his new juxtapositions feel like the completion of the original 'Le Progrès.'

"In a tour de force of cable access follies, the songs of Le Progrès sync up with stormy night drives, puppy love on the monorail and aluminum foot soldiers goose-stepping to the beat. It’s an A/V collab on par with Ratté v. Femminielli." -Weird Canada

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released March 20, 2012

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