Category: Thrash La Reine
0 Dec 2021 – Jan 2022 – Powerplay Magazine- w/ Every Hour Kills, Rockshots Records HOLLOW, Signum Draconis, Terra, The Design Abstract, Thirty Fates, Thrash La Reine
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0 Bam&Co.Heavy – THRASH LA REINE Shares New Lyric Video For French Canadian Folktale “La Chasse-Galerie” + Out Now! French Canadian Folklore Album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”
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Montreal, QC – December 15, 2021
Bam&Co.Heavy – THRASH LA REINE Shares New Lyric Video For French Canadian Folktale “La Chasse-Galerie”
Out Now! French Canadian Folklore Album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”
Montreal’s Thrash La Reine released their latest “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” this past October via Bam&Co. Heavy. The full-length is the third release from the band following “La Foi, La Loi, La Croix” (2019) and “Le Métal Est Notre Langue” (2018). The concept album, produced by producer Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake), is Thrash La Reine‘s metal opera about French Canadian folklores presented over thirteen heavy metal bangers, 9 full songs, and 4 instrumental interludes. Overall, the album will connect with many Francophone fans, but the band’s goal is to also expose French Canadian culture to more metalheads around the globe no matter their language.
“Metal is universal, no matter what language it is vocally and lyrically presented in. On ‘Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer’, these French Canadian folk tales are all about ghosts, witches, sins, and the devil himself! It fits really well with the metal imagery! The album touches on a lot of different styles: fast, slow, sad, happy songs with either coarse or clean vocals.We also incorporated some traditional instruments on this album with the use of mandolin, acoustic guitar, strings, accordion, and cowbell along with singing and harmonies that are reminiscent of traditional chants.” adds the band.
Today, the trio shares their latest lyric video for their interpretation of the popular French Canadian folktale “La Chasse Galerie”, also known as “The Bewitched Canoe” or “The Flying Canoe”, which is the story of the Coureurs des Bois who make a deal with the devil, a variant of the European fable Wild Hunt.
“La Chasse-Galerie is probably the most well-known French Canadian folktale. This legend tells the story of woodcutters who make a pact with the devil on new year’s eve, so they can fly on a mystical canoe to go visit their girlfriend and party with their friends! Musically speaking, this track starts in a darker energetic mood. But in the middle, when the crew arrives at the party, the mood of the song changes to something more joyful!”
Watch and listen to “La Chasse Galerie” at https://youtu.be/pkMLbaeP0MM
ThrashLa Reine is recommended for fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, and King Diamond.
The album can now be streamed and downloaded on the following platforms: Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com, Spotify, Apple Music.
Previous Videos:
Music Video – Au Chant de L’Alouette – https://youtu.be/BhvObenHdWE
Lyric Video – La Cage de Fer – https://youtu.be/SzBHV2BxlcM
Track Listing:
1. La Plainte de l’Alouette (0:36)
2. L’Étranger (4:32)
3. La Chasse-Galerie (4:29)
4. Le Rigodon de l’Enfer (0:25)
5. Au Chant de l’Alouette (3:00)
6. Wendigo (3:36)
7. La Cage de Fer (4:02)
8. Une Heure Avant l’Aube (1:06)
9. Operation Neptune (3:25)
10. Les Trois Diables (4:42)
11. Le Diable En Personne (0:33)
12. Le Fantome de l’Avare (4:35)
13. Legende d’Antan (7:27)
Album Length: 42:34
For more info:
Thrashlareine.com
Facebook.com/thrashlareine
Instagram.com/thrashlareine
Twitter.com/ThrashLaReine
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0 Bam&Co.Heavy: Out Now! THRASH LA REINE French Canadian Folklore Album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”
NEWS RELEASE
(version française ci-dessous)
Montreal, QC – October 29, 2021
Bam&Co.Heavy: Out Now! THRASH LA REINE French Canadian Folklore Album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”
Montreal’s Thrash La Reine has a new album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” out now as of October 29th via Bam&Co. Heavy. The full-length is the third release from the band following “La Foi, La Loi, La Croix” (2019) and “Le Métal Est Notre Langue” (2018). The concept album, produced by producer Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake), is Thrash La Reine‘s metal opera about French Canadian folklores presented over thirteen heavy metal bangers, 9 full songs, and 4 instrumental interludes. Overall, the album will connect with many Francophone fans, but the band’s goal is to also expose French Canadian culture to more metalheads around the globe no matter their language.
“Metal is universal, no matter what language it is vocally and lyrically presented in. On ‘Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer’, these French Canadian folk tales are all about ghosts, witches, sins, and the devil himself! It fits really well with the metal imagery! The album touches on a lot of different styles: fast, slow, sad, happy songs with either coarse or clean vocals. We also incorporated some traditional instruments on this album with the use of mandolin, acoustic guitar, strings, accordion, and cowbell along with singing and harmonies that are reminiscent of traditional chants.”
Thrash La Reine is recommended for fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, and King Diamond.
The album can now be streamed and downloaded on the following platforms: Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com, Spotify, Apple Music.
Music Video – Au Chant de L’Alouette
Lyric Video – La Cage de Fer
Track Listing:
1. La Plainte de l’Alouette (0:36)
2. L’Étranger (4:32)
3. La Chasse-Galerie (4:29)
4. Le Rigodon de l’Enfer (0:25)
5. Au Chant de l’Alouette (3:00)
6. Wendigo (3:36)
7. La Cage de Fer (4:02)
8. Une Heure Avant l’Aube (1:06)
9. Operation Neptune (3:25)
10. Les Trois Diables (4:42)
11. Le Diable En Personne (0:33)
12. Le Fantome de l’Avare (4:35)
13. Legende d’Antan (7:27)
Album Length: 42:34
For more info:
Thrashlareine.com
Facebook.com/thrashlareine
Instagram.com/thrashlareine
Twitter.com/ThrashLaReine
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Bam&Co.Heavy: disponible maintenant ! THRASH LA REINE l’album sur le folklore québécois “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”
Les Montréalais de Thrash La Reine auront un nouvel album « Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer », dès le 29 octobre, via la maison de disque Bam&Co. Heavy. Cet album complet est la troisième sortie du groupe après « La Foi, La Loi, La Croix » (2019) et « Le Métal Est Notre Langue » (2018). L’album concept, produit par le réalisateur Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake), constitue un opéra métal sur le folklore canadien-français présenté sur treize chansons de heavy metal : 9 chansons complètes et 4 interludes. Dans l’ensemble, l’album ira conquérir de nombreux fans francophones, mais l’objectif du groupe est également d’exposer la culture canadienne-française à plus de métalleux à travers le monde, quelle que soit leur langue.
« Le métal est universel, quelle que soit la langue dans laquelle il est présenté vocalement et lyriquement. Sur ‘Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer’, ces contes folkloriques canadiens-français parlent de fantômes, de sorcières, de péchés et du diable lui-même. Tout cela s’accorde très bien avec l’imagerie métal ! L’album touche à beaucoup de styles différents : des chansons rapides, lentes, tristes, joyeuses avec des voix rauques ou claires. Nous avons également incorporé des instruments traditionnels sur cet album avec l’utilisation de mandoline, guitare acoustique, violons, accordéon et cloche à vache, ainsi que des chants et des harmonies qui rappellent les chants traditionnels. »
Thrash La Reine est recommandé pour les fans d’Alestorm, Powerwolf, and King Diamond.
L’album peut être écouté et téléchargé sur les plateformes suivantes : Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com, Spotify, Apple Music.
Vidéoclip – Au Chant de L’Alouette – https://youtu.be/BhvObenHdWE
Vidéo avec paroles – La Cage de Fer – https://youtu.be/SzBHV2BxlcM
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0 THRASH LA REINE Shares Next Tale of Quebec Folklore w/ Metal Fans In New Video “La Cage de Fer”
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(version française ci-dessous)
Montreal, QC – October 22, 2021
THRASH LA REINE Shares Next Tale of Quebec Folklore w/ Metal Fans In New Video “La Cage de Fer”
“Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” Out October 29th via Bam&Co. Heavy
Montreal, Canada’s Thrash La Reine is sharing their second single “La Cage de Fer” in support of their new album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” being released via Quebec metal label Bam&Co. Heavy (Anonymus, BARF, Dizzygoth, Nova Spei) on October 29, 2021.
“Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” is the third release from the band following “La Foi, La Loi, La Croix”(2019) and “Le Métal Est Notre Langue” (2018). It is the band’s attempt to make a metal opera about French Canadian stories, which will shine some light on francophone folklore presented in an energetic and catchy fashion.
The track “La Cage de Fer” is inspired by the Québécois folklore of Marie-Josepht Corriveau. A woman who lived in New France during the 18th century and was sentenced to death by a British court-martial for the murder of her second husband along with speculation of witchcraft. She was hanged for her crime along with her body hanged in chains.
“This is another really important story that is part of French Canadian folklore,” says vocalist/guitarist Renaud Baril. “This song is really slower and darker than the rest of the album with mellow verses and a more aggressive chorus. It has a more of a ‘doom metal’ feeling.”
“La Cage de Fer” can be heard via its lyric video – https://youtu.be/SzBHV2BxlcM
and Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3pqOZes
For “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”, Thrash La Reine worked closely with producer Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake) to create an album of 13 tracks: 9 full songs and 4 instrumental interludes, taking the band on a hard turn from their classic metal/thrash roots and into folk metal territory. Overall, the concept album will connect with many local Quebec fans, but the band’s goal is to also expose French Canadian culture to more metalheads around the globe.
“‘Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer’ is an album about French Canadian folklore. Most of these folk tales occur at night, in the cold countryside of the province of Quebec. We made an album that reflects this cold and dark atmosphere. For example, we used down-tuned guitars and bass to create a sonic atmosphere that seems to come from the depths of the Appalachian Mountains. Many of these stories happened in the 18th century during festivities; we also tried to capture the festive aspect of these legends, including a lot of gang vocals. We incorporated some traditional instruments to this album like mandoline, acoustic guitar, strings, accordion, and cowbell! The kind of singing and harmonies we use on this album are also reminiscent of traditional chants.
These French Canadian folk tales are all about ghosts, witches, sins, and the devil himself! It fits really well with the metal imagery! The album touches on a lot of different styles: fast, slow, sad, happy songs with either coarse or clean vocals. This album captures different colours and emotions.
As the themes of the album are really similar, we did a conceptual album with an epic introduction and some transitions between the songs.”
Thrash La Reine is recommended for fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, and King Diamond.
Album pre-order – https://thrashlareine.bandcamp.com
Music Video – “Au Chant de L’Alouette” – https://youtu.be/BhvObenHdWE
Track Listing:
1. La Plainte de l’Alouette (0:36)
2. L’Étranger (4:32)
3. La Chasse-Galerie (4:29)
4. Le Rigodon de l’Enfer (0:25)
5. Au Chant de l’Alouette (3:00)
6. Wendigo (3:36)
7. La Cage de Fer (4:02)
8. Une Heure Avant l’Aube (1:06)
9. Operation Neptune (3:25)
10. Les Trois Diables (4:42)
11. Le Diable En Personne (0:33)
12. Le Fantome de l’Avare (4:35)
13. Legende d’Antan (7:27)
Album Length: 42:34
For more info:
Thrashlareine.com
Facebook.com/thrashlareine
Instagram.com/thrashlareine
Twitter.com/ThrashLaReine
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THRASH LA REINE Partage Une Légende Folklorique Québécoise Avec Les Fans de Métal Dans Une Nouvelle Vidéo « La Cage de Fer »
«Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer» sortira le 29 octobre via Bam&Co. Heavy
Les Québécois Thrash La Reine partagent un deuxième extrait «La Cage de Fer» à l’appui de leur nouvel album «Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer» qui sortira via le label métal québécois Bam&Co. Heavy (Anonymus, BARF, Dizzygoth, Nova Spei) le 29 octobre 2021.
«Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer» est le troisième album du groupe après «La Foi, La Loi, La Croix» (2019) et «Le Métal Est Notre Langue» (2018). C’est la tentative du groupe de faire un opéra métal sur des histoires canadiennes-françaises, qui mettra en lumière le folklore francophone. Le tout est présenté de façon énergique et entraînante.
Le morceau «La Cage de Fer» s’inspire du folklore québécois de Marie-Josepht Corriveau. Une femme qui a vécu en Nouvelle-France au XVIIIe siècle et qui a été condamnée à mort par la cour martiale britannique pour le meurtre de son deuxième mari et des spéculations de sorcellerie. Elle a été pendue pour son crime avec son corps suspendu par des chaînes dans une cage de fer.
«C’est une autre histoire vraiment importante qui fait partie du folklore Québécois», a déclaré le chanteur/guitariste Renaud Baril. «Cette chanson est vraiment plus lente et plus sombre que le reste de l’album avec des couplets mélancholiques et un refrain plus agressif. Elle a un côté plus “doom metal’’.»
«La Cage de Fer» peut-être entendue via le video avec paroles – https://youtu.be/SzBHV2BxlcM
et Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3pqOZes
Pour «Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer», Thrash La Reine a travaillé en étroite collaboration avec le réalisateur Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake) pour créer un album de 13 titres : 9 chansons complètes et 4 interludes instrumentales, emmenant le groupe à s’éloigner de ses racines heavy/thrash classiques pour s’aventurer sur le territoire du folk metal. Dans l’ensemble, l’album concept se connectera avec de nombreux fans locaux du Québec, mais l’objectif du groupe est également d’exposer la culture canadienne-française à tous les métalleux à travers le monde.
« Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer » est un album sur le folklore canadien-français. La plupart de ces contes folkloriques se déroulent la nuit, dans la froide campagne de la province de Québec. Nous avons fait un album qui reflète cette atmosphère froide et sombre. Par exemple, nous avons utilisé des guitares et des basses accordées de manières plus graves pour créer une atmosphère sonore qui semble venir des profondeurs des Appalaches. Beaucoup de ces histoires se sont passées au 18ème siècle lors de festivités; nous avons également essayé de capturer l’aspect festif de ces légendes, en y incorporant plusieurs voix de groupe. Nous avons aussi incorporé des instruments traditionnels à cet album, comme la mandoline, la guitare acoustique, violoncelle, l’accordéon et la cloche à vache ! Le genre de chant et d’harmonies que nous utilisons sur cet album rappellent également les chants traditionnels.
Ces contes canadiens-français parlent de fantômes, de sorcières, de péchés et du diable lui-même ! Cela correspond vraiment bien à l’imaginaire métal ! L’album touche à beaucoup de styles différents : des chansons rapides, lentes, tristes, joyeuses avec des voix rauques ou claires. Cet album capture différentes couleurs et émotions.
Comme les thèmes de l’album sont vraiment similaires, nous avons décidé de faire un album conceptuel avec une introduction épique et quelques transitions entre les chansons.
Thrash La Reine est recommandé pour les fans d’Alestorm, Powerwolf, et King Diamond.
Pré-commande de l’album – https://thrashlareine.bandcamp.com
Vidéo clip- “Au Chant de L’Alouette” – https://youtu.be/BhvObenHdWE
Liste des chansons:
1. La Plainte de l’Alouette (0:36)
2. L’Étranger (4:32)
3. La Chasse-Galerie (4:29)
4. Le Rigodon de l’Enfer (0:25)
5. Au Chant de l’Alouette (3:00)
6. Wendigo (3:36)
7. La Cage de Fer (4:02)
8. Une Heure Avant l’Aube (1:06)
9. Opération Neptune (3:25)
10. Les Trois Diables (4:42)
11. Le Diable En Personne (0:33)
12. Le Fantôme de l’Avare (4:35)
13. Légende d’Antan (7:27)
Durée de l’album: 42:34
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0 Thrash La Reine Signs w/ Bam&Co. Heavy For Release of New Album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” Out October 29th, Streaming First Single “Au Chant de L’Alouette”
NEWS RELEASE
(version française ci-dessous)
Montreal, QC – September 22, 2021
Thrash La Reine Signs w/ Bam&Co. Heavy For Release of New Album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”
Streaming First Single “Au Chant de L’Alouette”
“Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” Out October 29th
Montreal, Canada’s Thrash La Reine announces they have signed with Quebec metal label Bam&Co. Heavy (Anonymus, BARF, Dizzygoth, Nova Spei) for the release of their new album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” on October 29, 2021.
“Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” is the third release from the band following “La Foi, La Loi, La Croix”(2019) and “Le Métal Est Notre Langue” (2018). It is the band’s attempt to make a metal opera about French Canadian stories, which will shine some light on francophone folklore presented in an energetic and catchy fashion.
The band comments on their signing:
“We are very proud to announce that our new album: Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer, will be released through BAM&Co. We are really pleased to be part of this label, along with bands like Anonymus, BARF and Nova Spei. Some of these bands are the pioneers of the Francophone metal scene in Quebec, and we have been listening to them since we were in high school. They have been an important influence on us. Cannot wait to share the stage with some of these bands!”
For “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”, Thrash La Reine worked closely with producer Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake) to create an album of 13 tracks: 9 full songs and 4 instrumental interludes, taking the band on a hard turn from their classic metal/thrash roots and into folk metal territory. For the record’s lead single ‘Au Chant de l’Alouette’, Thrash La Reine collaborated with local Montreal band Nova Spei vocalist Dany Duplessis for backing vocals along with him guesting on the song ‘Wendigo’.
Overall, the concept album will connect with many local Quebec fans, but the band’s goal is to also expose French Canadian culture to more metalheads around the globe.
Below, the band has revealed the album artwork plus track listing and explains the release in further detail:
“‘Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer’ is an album about French Canadian folklore. Most of these folk tales occur at night, in the cold countryside of the province of Quebec. We made an album that reflects this cold and dark atmosphere. For example, we used down-tuned guitars and bass to create a sonic atmosphere that seems to come from the depths of the Appalachian Mountains. Many of these stories happened in the 18th century during festivities; we also tried to capture the festive aspect of these legends, including a lot of gang vocals. We incorporated some traditional instruments to this album like mandoline, acoustic guitar, strings, accordion, and cowbell! The kind of singing and harmonies we use on this album are also reminiscent of traditional chants.
These French Canadian folk tales are all about ghosts, witches, sins, and the devil himself! It fits really well with the metal imagery! The album touches on a lot of different styles: fast, slow, sad, happy songs with either coarse or clean vocals. This album captures different colours and emotions.
As the themes of the album are really similar, we did a conceptual album with an epic introduction and some transitions between the songs.”
Thrash La Reine is recommended for fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, and King Diamond.
The band’s first single “Au Chant de L’Alouette” can be heard at the following links:
Music Video – https://youtu.be/BhvObenHdWE
Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com/track/au-chant-de-lalouette
Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3wQiAPj
Apple Music – https://apple.co/2TNuJ97
Album pre-order – https://thrashlareine.bandcamp.com
Track Listing:
1. La Plainte de l’Alouette (0:36)
2. L’Étranger (4:32)
3. La Chasse-Galerie (4:29)
4. Le Rigodon de l’Enfer (0:25)
5. Au Chant de l’Alouette (3:00)
6. Wendigo (3:36)
7. La Cage de Fer (4:02)
8. Une Heure Avant l’Aube (1:06)
9. Operation Neptune (3:25)
10. Les Trois Diables (4:42)
11. Le Diable En Personne (0:33)
12. Le Fantome de l’Avare (4:35)
13. Legende d’Antan (7:27)
Album Length: 42:34
For more info:
Thrashlareine.com
Facebook.com/thrashlareine
Instagram.com/thrashlareine
Twitter.com/ThrashLaReine
EPK
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Thrash La Reine signe avec Bam&Co. Heavy pour la sortie du nouvel album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”
Écoute du premier extrait : « Au Chant de L’Alouette »
« Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer » : sortira le 29 octobre
Le groupe canadien Thrash La Reine, de Montréal, annonce avoir signé avec le label métal québécois Bam&Co. Heavy (Anonymus, BARF, Dizzygoth, Nova Spei, Becoming The Bully) pour la sortie de son nouvel album « Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer », qui aura lieu le 29 octobre 2021.
« Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer » est le troisième album du groupe après « La Foi, La Loi, La Croix » (2019) et « Le Métal Est Notre Langue » (2018). C’est la tentative du groupe de faire un opéra métal sur des histoires canadiennes-françaises, qui mettra en lumière le folklore francophone. Le tout est présenté de façon énergique et entraînante.
Voici les commentaires du groupe, concernant leur contrat de disque:
Nous sommes très fiers d’annoncer que notre nouvel album : Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer, sortira le 29 octobre sous la maison de disque BAM&Co, le 29 octobre prochain. Nous sommes très heureux de faire partie de cette maison de disque, au côté de groupes tels qu’Anonymus, BARF et Nova Spei. Certains de ces groupes sont les pionniers de la scène métal francophone au Québec et nous les écoutons depuis notre adolescence. Ils ont été une influence importante pour nous. Nous sommes impatients de pouvoir partager la scène avec eux !
Pour « Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer », Thrash La Reine a travaillé en étroite collaboration avec le réalisateur Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake) pour créer un album de 13 titres : 9 chansons complètes et 4 interludes instrumentales, emmenant le groupe à s’éloigner de ses racines metal/thrash classiques, pour explorer le territoire du folk metal. Pour le premier extrait du disque « Au Chant de l’Alouette », Thrash La Reine a collaboré avec le groupe de Trois-Rivières: Nova Spei, où le chanteur Dany Duplessis participe aux voix de groupe. Il apparait aussi tant qu’invité sur la chanson « Wendigo ».
Dans son ensemble, l’album concept saura atteindre de nombreux fans locaux du Québec, mais l’objectif du groupe est également d’exposer la culture canadienne-française aux métalleux du monde entier.
Ci-dessous, le groupe révèle la pochette de l’album ainsi que la liste des morceaux et explique la sortie plus en détail :
« Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer » est un album sur le folklore canadien-français. La plupart de ces contes folkloriques se déroulent la nuit, dans la froide campagne de la province de Québec. Nous avons fait un album qui reflète cette atmosphère froide et sombre. Par exemple, nous avons utilisé des guitares et des basses accordées de manières plus graves pour créer une atmosphère sonore qui semble venir des profondeurs des Appalaches. Beaucoup de ces histoires se sont passées au 18ème siècle lors de festivités; nous avons également essayé de capturer l’aspect festif de ces légendes, en y incorporant plusieurs voix de groupe. Nous avons aussi incorporé des instruments traditionnels à cet album, comme la mandoline, la guitare acoustique, violoncelle, l’accordéon et la cloche à vache ! Le genre de chant et d’harmonies que nous utilisons sur cet album rappellent également les chants traditionnels.
Ces contes canadiens-français parlent de fantômes, de sorcières, de péchés et du diable lui-même ! Cela correspond vraiment bien à l’imaginaire métal ! L’album touche à beaucoup de styles différents : des chansons rapides, lentes, tristes, joyeuses avec des voix rauques ou claires. Cet album capture différentes couleurs et émotions.
Comme les thèmes de l’album sont vraiment similaires, nous avons décidé de faire un album conceptuel avec une introduction épique et quelques transitions entre les chansons.
Thrash La Reine est recommandé pour les fans d’Alestorm, Powerwolf, et King Diamond.
Le premier extrait « Au Chant de L’Alouette » peut être entendu en suivant ce lien:
Vidéoclip- https://youtu.be/BhvObenHdWE
Bandcamp – Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com/track/au-chant-de-lalouette
Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3wQiAPj
Apple Music – https://apple.co/2TNuJ97
Liste des chansons:
1. La Plainte de l’Alouette (0:36)
2. L’Étranger (4:32)
3. La Chasse-Galerie (4:29)
4. Le Rigodon de l’Enfer (0:25)
5. Au Chant de l’Alouette (3:00)
6. Wendigo (3:36)
7. La Cage de Fer (4:02)
8. Une Heure Avant l’Aube (1:06)
9. Operation Neptune (3:25)
10. Les Trois Diables (4:42)
11. Le Diable En Personne (0:33)
12. Le Fantome de l’Avare (4:35)
13. Legende d’Antan (7:27)
Album Length: 42:34
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0 Thrash La Reine New Music Video For Traditional French Canadian Singalong “Au Chant de l’Alouette” | Nouveau vidéoclip de Thrash La Reine pour la chanson traditionnelle canadienne-française « Au chant de l’alouette »
NEWS RELEASE
(version française ci-dessous)
Montreal, QC – September 3, 2021
For fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, Ghost, King Diamond, Anonymus
Thrash La Reine New Music Video For Traditional French Canadian Singalong “Au Chant de l’Alouette”
This past July, Montreal, Canada’s Thrash La Reine announced they will being taking a hard turn from their classic metal/thrash roots and into folk metal territory with their forthcoming album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”, which will be a compendium of French Canadian/ Quebec folk tales. To give fans a sneak peek at the full length’s sound, they unleashed its first single “Au Chant de L’Alouette”, a cover of the traditional French Canadian song.
Today, the francophone metal band shares their new music video for the lead single via its premiere on MetalUniverse HERE.
The band explains the track and video:
“A lot of people already know the lyrics of this song as it is often sung in family reunions or at night around campfires. For people who do not know about it, this type of song is a ‘’chanson à répondre’ (answering song)’ which means that the lead singer sings the first line of the verse, then the other singers or crowd answer by singing the same line. It is often sung during parties and gatherings. We wanted to give the song a modern edge, so we changed the melodies a bit and added a lot of gang vocals to throw the party in!”
“Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” will be unleashed via Quebec-based label Bam & Co this coming Fall 2021 and will be the third release from the band following “La Foi, La Loi, La Croix” (2019) and “Le Métal Est Notre Langue” (2018). It is the band’s attempt to make a metal opera about French Canadian stories, which will shine some light on French folklore presented in an energetic and catchy fashion. Thrash La Reine is recommended for fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, and King Diamond.
Download or stream “Au Chant de L’Alouette” at the following links:
Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com/track/au-chant-de-lalouette
Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3wQiAPj
Apple Music – https://apple.co/2TNuJ97
For more info:
Thrashlareine.com
Facebook.com/thrashlareine
Instagram.com/thrashlareine
Twitter.com/ThrashLaReine
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Pour les fans de Alestorm, Powerwolf, Ghost, King Diamond, Anonymus
Nouveau vidéoclip de Thrash La Reine pour la chanson traditionnelle canadienne-française « Au chant de l’alouette »
En juillet dernier, les montréalais de Thrash La Reine ont mentionné qu’ils s’éloigneraient de leurs influences heavy / thrash pour s’aventurer dans les territoires du folk métal, avec leur prochain album « Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer », qui sera un recueil de chansons traitant de contes et légendes québécoises et canadiennes-françaises. Pour donner un aperçu du son de l’album, ils ont sorti un premier extrait « Au Chant de L’Alouette », une reprise d’une chanson folklorique canadien-français.
Aujourd’hui, le groupe métal francophone partage un vidéoclip de cette chanson, dont la primeur se fera sur Metaluniverse ICI.
Le groupe explique la chanson et le vidéoclip:
« On a eu une demande spéciale de jouer cette chanson lors de notre spectacle de la St-Jean-Baptiste en 2019 et on a fini par incorporer cette pièce à notre répertoire, ce qui nous a donné l’idée d’ajouter plus d’éléments folklorique à nos nouvelles chansons. Il y a beaucoup de gens qui connaissent déjà les paroles, étant donné qu’elle est souvent chantée dans les réunions de familles ou sur le bord d’un feu de camp. On a toutefois voulu y donner une touche moderne et différente, alors nous avons un peu modifié les mélodies et avons ajouté beaucoup de voix en groupes pour la rendre plus festive et rassembleuse ! »
« Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer » sortira cet automne, via la maison de disque québécoise Bam & Co, et sera la troisième sortie du groupe après « La foi, la loi, la croix » (2019) et « Le métal est notre langue » (2018). Cet album prendra la forme d’un opéra métal sur les légendes canadiennes-françaises, et saura faire briller le folklore québécois de manière énergétique et accrocheuse. Thrash La Reine est recommandé pour les fans de Alestorm, Powerwolf et King Diamond.
Télécharger « Au chant de l’alouette » en suivant les liens suivants :
Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com/track/au-chant-de-lalouette
Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3wQiAPj
Apple Music – https://apple.co/2TNuJ97
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0 Thrash La Reine Releases Cover Of Traditional French Canadian Singalong “Au Chant de l’Alouette”
NEWS RELEASE
(Version Française Ci-Dessous)
Montreal, QC – June 22, 2021
For fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, Ghost, King Diamond, Anonymus
Thrash La Reine Releases Cover Of Traditional French Canadian Singalong “Au Chant de l’Alouette”
Montreal, Canada’s Thrash La Reine, is coming at you hard and fast in their usual manner, but they take a hard turn into folk metal territory with their forthcoming album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”, which will be a compendium of French Canadian/ Quebec folk tales. The first single off this album is “Au Chant de L’Alouette”, a cover of a traditional French Canadian song. The band explains the track:
“A lot of people already know the lyrics of this song as it is often sung in family reunions or at night around campfires. For people who do not know about it, this type of song is a ‘’chanson à répondre’ (answering song)’ which means that the lead singer sings the first line of the verse, then the other singers or crowd answer by singing the same line. It is often sung during parties and gatherings. We wanted to give the song a modern edge, so we changed the melodies a bit and added a lot of gang vocals to throw the party in!”
Another key element found in Quebecois music is present in the bridge, one voice sings the same note while the lead voice sings a melody. The subtlety adds to the immersion that Thrash La Reine prides itself on, all of their lyrics are in French while still remaining accessible for people not fluent in the language.
This upcoming album will be the third release from the band, following “La Foi, La Loi, La Croix” (2019) and “Le Métal Est Notre Langue” (2018). It is the band’s attempt to make a metal opera about French Canadian stories, which will shine some light on French folklore presented in an energetic and catchy fashion. Thrash La Reine is recommended for fans of Alestorm, Powerwolf, and King Diamond.
To ensure everyone has a cool song to party to during the French Canadian national holiday and for the summer, “Au Chant de L’Alouette” will be available on St-Jean-Baptiste (Fête Nationale du Québec), June 24, 2021 and the entire album will be released in autumn of this year.
Listen to “Au Chant de L’Alouette” at the following links:
YouTube – https://youtu.be/zPGHgjACMdY
Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com/track/au-chant-de-lalouette
Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3wQiAPj
Apple Music – https://apple.co/2TNuJ97
For more info:
Thrashlareine.com
Facebook.com/thrashlareine
Instagram.com/thrashlareine
Twitter.com/ThrashLaReine
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Thrash La Reine sort une reprise de la chanson à répondre traditionnelle “Au Chant de l’Alouette”
Les Montréalais de Thrash La Reine reviennent à la charge dans leur style lourd et rapide, mais ils prennent cette fois-ci un tournant radical dans le territoire du folk métal avec leur prochain album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”, qui recueillera des chansons traitant des contes et légendes du folklore québécois. Le premier extrait de cet album : « Au Chant de L’Alouette », est une reprise d’une chanson traditionnelle canadienne-française. Le groupe explique le morceau :
« Beaucoup de gens connaissent déjà les paroles de cette chanson car elle est souvent chantée dans les réunions de famille ou le soir autour des feux de camp. Pour ceux qui ne la connaissent pas, ce type de chanson est une ”chanson à répondre”, ce qui signifie que le chanteur principal chante la première ligne du couplet, puis les autres chanteurs ou la foule répondent en chantant la même ligne. Elle est souvent chantée lors de fêtes et de rassemblements. Nous voulions donner à la chanson une touche moderne, alors nous avons changé un peu les mélodies et avons ajouté beaucoup de «gang vocals» pour donner un esprit festif et rassembleur à la chanson. »
Un autre élément clé de la musique québécoise est présent dans le pont de la chanson, où une voix chante la même note tandis que la voix principale chante une mélodie. Cette subtilité s’ajoute à l’originalité et à la fierté de Thrash La Reine : toutes leurs paroles sont en français tout en restant accessibles aux personnes ne maîtrisant pas la langue.
Ce prochain album sera la troisième publication du groupe, après « La Foi, La Loi, La Croix » (2019) et « Le Métal Est Notre Langue » (2018). Il marque une tentative de faire un opéra métal sur des histoires canadiennes-françaises, en mettant l’emphase sur le folklore québécois présenté de façon énergique et entraînante. Thrash La Reine est recommandé pour les fans d’Alestorm, Powerwolf et King Diamond.
Pour s’assurer que tout le monde ait une chanson entraînante pour faire la fête lors de la fête nationale canadienne-française et pour l’été, « Au Chant de Alouette » sera disponible pour la St-Jean-Baptiste (Fête Nationale du Québec), le 24 juin 2021. Quant à l’album, il sortira à l’automne de cette année.
Écoutez «Au Chant de L’Alouette» en suivant ces liens:
YouTube – https://youtu.be/zPGHgjACMdY
Thrashlareine.bandcamp.com/track/au-chant-de-lalouette
Spotify – https://spoti.fi/3wQiAPj
Apple Music – https://apple.co/2TNuJ97
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Album Title: Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer
Release Date: October 29, 2021
Label: Bam&Co. Heavy
Distribution: Propagande (physical) – Believe Digital(Digital)
“‘Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer’ is an album about French Canadian folk tales. Most of these stories occur at night, in the cold countryside of the province of Quebec. We made an album that reflects this cold and dark atmosphere. For example, we used down-tuned guitars and bass to create a sonic atmosphere that seems to come from the depths of the Appalachian mountains. Many of these stories happened in the 18th century during festivities, we also tried to capture the festive aspect of these folklores, including a lot of gang vocals. We incorporated some traditional instruments into this album like mandoline, acoustic guitar, strings, accordion, and cowbell! The kind of singing and harmonies we use on this album are also reminiscent of traditional chant.” – Thrash La Reine
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“If you’re looking for some catchy, clean and fun heavy metal, this EP delivers the good.” – The Metal Crypt
“Thrash la Raine was an interesting and weird combination: I hadn’t heard french metal in a while, yet their sound was similar to a band like Tribunal. Their songs ranged in subject from the plains of Abraham in Quebec, to dragons: this band has it all… fun and enjoyable to watch. ” – CJLO 1690 AM (Montreal, QC) (Live Review opening for Blaze Bayley – May 12, 2019)
“This is genuinely one of the finest albums of a year packed with incredible albums. All in all, Thrash La Reine are incredibly talented, as is clearly shown by how wonderfully they’ve blended different Metal sub-genres with some slight punk influence and very subtle Gothic undertone, all adding up to create a sound that is nothing short of an absolute joy to listen to. This album is simply euphoria in the form of French language Heavy Metal.” – Overdrive Mag
“flawless musicianship and excellent songwriting.” – Eternal Terror
“They are opening for a lot of bands for various walks of life. They have opened for some really established local bands and are definitely making a name for themselves. They have a refreshing sound and a very mature approach to their music and give one hell of a show. I had the chance to see them live a few weeks back and they have such energy and poise, it was a treat to see. They are not intimidated at all by the stage and they delivered some great tracks from their new album and even if they were the first band on stage that night, they established the frenetic pace nonetheless. 9/10” – Metal Temple
“Question musique, on navigue en plein dans le territoire de Running Wild (Garde La Foi) et Helloween (Thrash La Reine / Le Rédempteur), sur fond de propos dénonçant la religion, le pouvoir et la manipulation, avec toujours cet optimisme propre à tous les fans du genre qui fait perdurer la passion depuis les origines de notre musique préférée. Et quel son ! La production est vraiment très soignée et ne présage que le meilleur pour l’avenir, car si un mini-LP sonne de cette manière, que dire d’un futur album?” – No Name Radio
“Thrash La Reine is simply a wonderful trio of talented musicians who wear their influences on their sleeves. I can only imagine how potent and energetic their live performances are. My choice pick is “Le Redempteur” with its beautiful serpentine riffs and a classic speed metal feel, it thoroughly rocks. This album is exceptionally impressive and their musicianship is perfectly balanced. And they hail from Canada where my ancestors originated.” – Boston Rock Radio
“This album is simply euphoria in the form of French language Heavy Metal.” – Pinnacle Music
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FUN FACTS ABOUT THE BAND
1. Too many times, French-speaking people write their band name ‘Trash La Reine’ and not ‘Thrash La Reine’. They have to educate them about the difference between trash and thrash!
2. The band recorded the last songs of the album “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” using the Voivod drums and amps that were in the studio.
3. For the song ‘Au Chant de l’Alouette’, we worked on three different versions of the song, to only choose one at the end.
4. The name Thrash La Reine means Thrash The Queen. Renaud got the idea while visiting London and thought it would be nice to see the Queen in a moshpit, thrashing to the sound of electric guitars and drums.
5. As a trio, the band was originally called Triforce, but too many people thought they were a Zelda tribute band.
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Album Title: Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer
Release Date: October 29, 2021
Label: Bam&Co. Heavy
Distribution: Propagande (physical) – Believe Digital(Digital)
Track Listing:
1. La Plainte de l’Alouette (0:36)
2. L’Étranger (4:32)
3. La Chasse-Galerie (4:29)
4. Le Rigodon de l’Enfer (0:25)
5. Au Chant de l’Alouette (3:00)
6. Wendigo (3:36)
7. La Cage de Fer (4:02)
8. Une Heure Avant l’Aube (1:06)
9. Operation Neptune (3:25)
10. Les Trois Diables (4:42)
11. Le Diable En Personne (0:33)
12. Le Fantome de l’Avare (4:35)
13. Legende d’Antan (7:27)
Album Length: 42:34
Album Recording Credits:
• All songs performed by: Thrash La Reine
• All songs written by Renaud Baril (except au chant de l’alouette)’
• Produced by: Thrash la Reine (Renaud Baril, Anthony Domm-Bélisle, Guillaume Leblanc)
• Mixed by: Francis Perron
• Mastered by: Yannick St-Amand
• Album Artwork by:
• Member of SOCAN
• Music is Canadian Content (MAPL)
Album Band Line Up:
Renaud Baril: Guitar + vocals
Anthony Domm-Bélisle: Bass + Back vocals
Guillaume Leblanc: Drums + Back vocals
Discography:
2021 – Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer (LP)
2019 – La Foi, La Loi, La Croix (EP)
2018 – Le Métal Est Notre Langue (EP)
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Track by track explained by the band:
1. La plainte de l’alouette:
This is the introduction of the album. We took the main melody of the song ‘Au chant de l’alouette’ and arranged it with accordion and strings so it starts the album with an epic introduction. It has the feeling of a mortuary march at the same time.
2. L’étranger: (the stranger)
This song is about a story that occurred in the 19th century. In a village, there are festivities to celebrate Mardi Gras.
A young couple continues to celebrate past midnight. A mysterious man gets into the party and seduces the young woman. This mysterious man is in fact the devil who got in the party to possess the young woman’s soul and punish her for her sins!
Musically, this song is a lot about the narration of the story. There are some gang vocals to impersonate the ‘village folks’, some more growl vocals to represent the devil. And a narrative part in the bridge to impersonate the priest, who gets in the party to chase the devil.
3. Au chant de l’alouette: (the lark song)
This song is a cover of an actual French Canadian folk song, that we redid in a more rock / metal way. It is a ‘chanson à répondre’ (answering song?) which is a traditional type of French Canadian song. It means that the lead singer sings the first line of the verse, then this same line is repeated by other singers or by the crowd. The harmony in the bridge is also typical of Quebec music, where one voice sings the same note while the lead voice sings a melody.
We also added some cowbell to the song the get the party in!
4. Wendigo:
This song is probably the heaviest song of the album, with heavy bass, fast-picking guitar and more growling vocals. The wendigo is a cannibalistic creature, descended from the mythology of the Algonquian First Nations, which has spread throughout North American folklore. This song is about getting lost in the Appalachian Mountains and getting hunted by cannibalistic creatures!
5. La chasse-galerie: La chasse-galerie is probably the most well know French Canadian legend. This legend tells the story of woodcutters who make a pact with the devil on new year’s eve, so they can fly on a mystical canoe to go visit their girlfriend and party with their folks! Musically speaking, this song starts with a darker energetic mood. But in the middle, when the crew arrives at the party, the mood of the song changes to something more joyful!
6. Operation Neptune: this song is a more classical thrash / heavy metal song with some motorhead vibes. It is a bit different than the other songs on the album. It does not relate to any legend of the 18th century on Quebec but is about the Normandy landing which occurred on June 6th, 1944 during World War II. On this date, many soldiers sacrificed their lives to take back control of the French coasts. We thought it was a story worth mentioning on this album!
7. La cage de fer: (The iron cage) This song is inspired by the legend of Marie-Joseph Corriveau. She is a woman who got hang in the 18th century after being accused of the murder of her husband and witchcraft. This is another really important legend of French Canadian folklore. This song is really slower and darker than the rest of the album with mellow verses and a more aggressive chorus. this song has more of a ‘doom metal’ feeling.
8. Les 3 diables: (the 3 devils) This song is a mix of thrash metal and typical quebecker’s answering song ! It tells the stories of a drunken woman ‘Germaine’, who sells her soul to three devils so she can continue to drink. She succeeds to foul these devils and continues her life of debauchery !
9. Le fantôme de l’avare: (the ghost of the greedy man) This one is another more mellow song on the album, with clean guitar in the verses and heavy rhythm in the chorus. It tells the story, of a rich man that refuses to give shelter to a traveler on new year’s eve. The next morning he finds the body of the traveler dead, frozen in the snow. The rich man is full of guilt and commits suicide. For the next 50 years, he continued to haunt his house until he finally gives shelter to a traveler on new year’s eve.
10. Légende d’antan (ancient legend): this song is the 7 minutes epic song of the album! This song has a more progressive structure, starting with a mid-tempo guitar-driven melody. Then, the bridge starts with this smooth bluesy melody to build upon more heavy riffs. Then, the bridge ends with a heavy thrashy part.
This song is not about a specific legend of Quebec’s folklore, but regroups many story ideas (werewolves, will’o the wisp. It is about the nostalgia of being reunited around a campfire and telling stories until dawn.
Thrash La Reine is a Montreal-based French heavy metal trio founded in 2017. Meaning ‘Thrash The Queen’ in English, they choose that name for a variety of reasons including questioning the foundation of power in Western culture as well as perhaps seeing a Queen being rocked in a mosh pit. This was also the title of the first song they wrote, comprising styles of their main influences of thrash and power metal.
Aside from inspiration from classic heavy metal bands they pay homage to their home city and the francophone punk bands that were notorious in the Montreal scene during their college years. In each song, they mix the epic themes of power metal with the social topics of punk and thrash metal to make a style that they dubbed ‘’Epic Thrash’’.
Claiming to not be inventing anything, they do offer something that sounds new and fresh, especially with their exclusively French lyrics that let them share Montreal’s culture while being accessible to everyone around the world. Each song tells a story, from French Canadian culture to video game addiction to classic thrash anthems.
In 2017, in their home studio, they recorded a first EP called ‘’Le Metal Est Notre Langue’’. Since then, they have opened for artists such as Judas Priestess (US) and Tim Ripper Owen (US). In 2018, a second EP ‘’La Foi, La Loi, La Croix’’ was recorded. The recording and mixing were done at Studio Wild with Pierre Rémillard (Anonymus, Cryptopsy) and mastered by Jacob Hansen in Denmark.
Now in 2021, Thrash La Reine return with a new album entitled “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” set for release in the Fall. This time around the band is taking a bit of a different direction, evolving their sound with thrash and incorporating more folk metal influences to create a concept album devoted to French Canadian Folklores. Adding in a festive chorus with gang vocals along with introducing some instruments from French Canadian folk music such as acoustic guitars, cowbells, mandoline, strings, and accordion.
“There is an important religious background in the history of Quebec, so of course these stories are about ghosts, witches, and devils! We incorporated a couple of different instrument and back vocals ideas, with harmonies that are reminiscent of Quebec traditional music. We can say that this album is our attempt to make a metal opera about our French Canadian folk tales. We can also add, that singing metal in French can be a challenge, as there are not that many references in terms of lyrics and how it should sound. For this second album, we have learned from experience, which sounds are great and which ones should be used more carefully. French is full of ‘ee’ ‘ou’ ‘shhh’ that can be difficult to sing. On the other hand, French is full of words with ‘eu’ ‘a’ ‘Rrr’ that are really nice to sing in a metal context.” comments the band.
For “Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer”, Thrash La Reine worked closely with producer Francis Perron (Voivod – The Wake) to create an album of 13 tracks: 9 full songs and 4 instrumental interludes. For the record’s lead single ‘Au Chant de l’Alouette’, Thrash La Reine collaborated with local Montreal band Nova Spei vocalist Dany Duplessis for backing vocals along with him guesting on the song ‘Wendigo’.
Overall, the concept album will connect with many local Quebec fans, but the band’s goal is to also expose French Canadian culture to more metalheads around the globe.
“Notre-Dame-de-l’Enfer” is slated for release on October 29, 2021.
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