SYNDROME 81 – PRISONS IMAGINAIRES LP

by sabotagerecords

supported by

nick_nevercursed Do you believe that some punx can play like a new wave band?
This amazing album is the prove. Love at first listen. Favorite track: LES DERNIERS JOURS.

mywifeisgoingtokillme I sold records I loved in order to buy this. it's great...a absolutely 💯 great rekud

more...

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app.

Purchasable with gift card

name your price
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
BLACK VINYL

Includes unlimited streaming of SYNDROME 81 – PRISONS IMAGINAIRES LP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

ships out within 8 days

€15 EUR
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
COLORED VINYL GREEN

Includes unlimited streaming of SYNDROME 81 – PRISONS IMAGINAIRES LP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

ships out within 10 days

6 remaining

€15 EUR or more

	1.	VIVRE ET MOURIR 02:09
	2.	DANS LES RUES DE BREST 02:39
	3.	FUTUR PERIME 02:51
	4.	AVENIR 03:12
	5.	VIOLENCE SOCIALE 01:26
	6.	LES DERNIERS JOURS 02:42
	7.	LA VILLE 01:34
	8.	DES NUITS BLANCHES 03:01
	9.	TOUJOURES A L'QUEST 01:46
	10.	BETON FROID 02:44
	11.	SUR LA BRECHE 01:19
	12.	FUIR SON PASSE 02:56
	13.	LUMIERE MAGNETIQUE 02:45

about

Between the quays, the docks, the cranes and the Brest arsenal, it’s been almost 10 years since Syndrome 81 got down to the heavy task of bringing 80's punk rock up to date. In just a few EPs, the band has become one of the best representatives of a new French scene internationally. Syndrome 81 manages the perfect blend of various influences of the second punk wave, from the american hardcore of Negative Approach to the french punk-rock of Camera Silens by way of the cold english punk of Blitz. Like an endless wandering in a drifting society, Syndrome 81’s music and lyrics are rough and cold. With Prisons Imaginaires, the songs become even more effective, and we can already imagine the next shows where the public will sing along to the brilliantly formulated refrains. Syndrome 81 describes the spleen of everyday life and the boredom of life in Brest, far from everything, like no other. Syndrome 81's first full length was long overdue but this time was used wisely to deliver a perfect album.

credits

released June 17, 2022

license

about

sabotagerecords Bremen, Germany

Punk label from bremen, germany.

contact / help

Contact sabotagerecords

Streaming and
Download help

Shipping and returns

Redeem code

Report this album or account

If you like sabotagerecords, you may also like:

Retaliation
by The Chisel

supported by 27 fans who also own “SYNDROME 81 – PRISONS IMAGINAIRES LP”

incredible track, hits it hard Bloke_Whistler
go to album
Think Of The Lie
by Home Front

supported by 24 fans who also own “SYNDROME 81 – PRISONS IMAGINAIRES LP”

Hmmm. I thought maybe there was a brief nod on “Security” to The Effigies song of the same name. Probably a coincidence. Looking forward to the new LP! Joe
go to album
Games Of Power
by Home Front

supported by 23 fans who also own “SYNDROME 81 – PRISONS IMAGINAIRES LP”

10/10 perfect album that exceeds the previous release. And it has Cal from the Chisel on a track? Say no more. Not one skipped song. Sinistralis Tony
go to album
The Divine Madness of Spring
by Sleeping Witch & Saturn

Terrific goth-y post-punk from Pittsburgh full of knifepoint guitars, threatening atmospheres, and vocals delivered with a scowl. Bandcamp New & Notable Sep 10, 2022
go to album
Not Yet
by Solar Rips

Serious Devo vibes with some creeping synths from this Oakland-based project featuring members of Mall Walk and Religious Girls. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 25, 2017
go to album
EP
by Hawaiian T-Shirt

Discordant and danceable post-punk gems from an LA trio featuring bright and bouncy B-52s-style vocals. Instant like. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 27, 2017
go to album
Hunger for a Way Out
by Sweeping Promises

supported by 20 fans who also own “SYNDROME 81 – PRISONS IMAGINAIRES LP”

Can't listen w/o hearing Young Marble Giants, but a more nervous, taut take. All the tracks are great, but can't stop humming the title to myself. Josh Steichmann
go to album