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KRISHNA GOINEAU - JAVIER HERNANDO Revenir

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Krishna Goineau was born in Sri Lanka in 1963. He spent his youth in the 1970s in Barcelona, where he met Javier Hernando in 1978 to found the post-punk group Xeerox. In 1981 Goineau moved to Düsseldorf, where he met Chrislo Haas and Beate Bartel. He became the singer of the joint project Liaisons Dangereuses and lent his unmistakable voice to the band's big hit ("Los Niños Del Parque"). At the end of the 1980s Krishna Goineau lived in Brussels and became the singer and keyboardist of the groups Metropakt and Veldorome, together with Jordi Guber. Meanwhile Goineau lives very secluded in the south of France and concentrates mainly on his painting. Javier Hernando is an electronic musician who started in 1979 with the group Xeerox followed by Melodinamika Sensor in the early 1980s. He is also the producer of the programmes Los Silencios de la Radio (1981-1987) and (1991-1996) on Radio PICA. "Revenir" ist their first collaborative album since the early days of Xeerox and comes as a mix of electronic and acoustic instrumentation. It was recorded between 2023 and 2024 and was mastered by Martin Bowes of Attrition. Full tracklist: 1. Craquements 2. Symmetric View 3. Miettes Et Crouettes 4. Les Dessous Des Dessus 5. Oyster Pascua 6. Blindage Imaginaire 7. Cent Chiffres 8. Zimba 9. Paradigmos De La Maya 10. Futbolin 11. Gammy Ray 12. L'Extension. Price: € 20,-/copy incl.- worldwide shipping. .

Abgeklärter Elektropop mit fr.-sp. Akzenten. Mit knisternden Geräuschen, klirrenden Muschelschalen Krümel und Krusten, Kicherklängen zu staksiger Rhythmik. (...) Paradigmos de Maya verbreitet einen Hauch von Liaisons Dangereuses.
(Bad Alchemy, August 2026)

Across twelve tracks, Revenir deploys a sonic richness so diverse that it defies easy categorization. The album moves seamlessly between minimalist electronics, krautrock influences, and denser sonic textures where layers accumulate to create a near-oppressive atmosphere. It even features rhythmic sequences reminiscent of Cabaret Voltaires fusion of industrial and electro on Walls Of Jericho. Within this wide stylistic range, each track occupies its own distinct space within a cohesive sonic architecture, where contrasts serve as a unifying element.
(Industrial Complex, September 2026)