Electro Chiac Therapie

Reclusive Mute seven-inch, (Radiator Collective)

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With neon-pink covers and the initial pressing on lavender vinyl, this split seven-inch between locals ECT and Saint John's Reclusive Mute doesn't lack for colour, either in the presentation or the eletro-punk-experimental sounds. ECT's Lindsay Sue's vocals are only moderately intelligible between the shrieky volume and the fact they sing in the Acadian Franco-Anglo mash-up of chiac. Inspired by '80s French punk bands with drum machines, this record has no real drums, but loses nothing in the catchiness. Delivering riot grrrl to the Acadians, it's a fun single and hopefully a promise of more to come.