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The remix album by SC, entitled Abstractions,
is available since May 2012 from Flau.
The record features 7 songs remixed by Sylvain.
You can also pre-order "PALIMPSEST", the LP of Smog covers by Stephan Mathieu and SC (500 copies only!), due late September 2012: http://schwebung.limitedrun.com/products/501689. A new piece has been composed by SC for the 0 collective. It has a duration of 7 years (!) and is almost silent. The streaming of You will leave no mark on the winter snow has started on 01 June 2012 here: http://7yearsofsilence.com/. It will run until 31 May 2019 at midnight. |
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| A new Arca album has been released by Japanese label Novel Sounds: "By" is a double CD made of songs originally composed for Pierre Rigal's dance show "Arrêts de jeu" based on the semi-final "France vs Germany" in the 1982 football world cup. The songs of the first CD "By the window" are out-takes from the recording sessions of the show's soundtrack, it includes several songs sung by Sylvain. The second CD "By the looking-glass" is the soundtrack itself, redesigned for the record. |  |
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The new "vocal" album by SC, entitled Singular Forms (Sometimes Repeated),
is due on 03-22-2010 on Type.
Further information in the discography and on the official site.
You can listen to the new album
for free on Type's site.
Sylvain sings "Amber Rain" on the album of Coil covers "The Dark Age of Love" by This Immortal Coil, released late 2009 by Ici D'ailleurs. |
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The new "surprise" record by Sylvain Chauveau has been released by Creative Sources:
"Touching Down Lightly" is a 47 minutes long piano improv,
engineered and mixed by John McEntire (Tortoise) in Chicago in November 2008. Further information in the discography.
Sylvain's first album, "Le Livre Noir du Capitalisme", is available as The Black Book of Capitalism in a new remastered edition (and with a totally different design) from Type. |
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SylvainChauveau.net isn't dead, though,
and becomes again what it used to be between July 2001 and February 2003 : a "nearly official" fansite.
The site will so be updated by aiming for complementarity with the official site.
I wish to thank Sylvain for his support and his patience in the face of my very variable reactivity during all these years. A huge THANKS go to him!
Jean-Michel