Hot Deal Tellier, Sebastien Sexuality Lucky Number vinyl record

Critically Acclaimed 2008 LP Repressed – Downbeat Electronica, Synth Pop & House & Nu Soul.
Sebastien Tellier has, as the British music mags of the ’70s used to put it, heavy friends: in his native France, he’s signed to Air’s boutique label, and this, his fourth album, was produced by Daft Punk’s Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo. Previous records have been intriguing and fitfully great mergings of modern French electronica and sophisticated chamber pop, but Sexuality is built almost entirely on the Air/Daft Punk model of vintage synthesizer sounds melded to canny pop songwriting. Unfortunately, it hews so closely to that concept that most of Tellier’s own personality is lost. Nominally a concept album concerning the titular topic, Sexuality is too chilly and cerebral to be particularly erotic: even on “Pomme,” the requisite homage to Serge Gainsbourg’s sleaze pop epic “Je T’Aime, Moi Non Plus,” the anonymous female moans in the background are curiously overt in their utter fakeness. There are some very good trac