A Freak Serenade

Pascal Comelade, a prolific and innovative artist known for his unique blend of experimental and burlesque music, presents "A Freak Serenade," a captivating album released on September 28, 2009. This enchanting collection of tracks is a testament to Comelade's distinctive style, which seamlessly merges whimsical melodies with avant-garde sounds.

"A Freak Serenade" spans a concise yet engaging 44 minutes, featuring 15 tracks that showcase Comelade's eclectic influences and inventive compositions. The album opens with the playful "A Freak Serenade" and continues with a variety of tracks that range from the quirky "The Return Of Lux Interior The Magician" to the sultry "Strip-Tease De Mosques En Patinet." Each song is a delightful exploration of sound, blending elements of cabaret, circus music, and experimental electronica.

Comelade's mastery of unusual instruments and his penchant for creating surreal soundscapes are evident throughout the album. Tracks like "3 Eyed Hot-Dog Belly-Dance" and "Europe Change Bad" highlight his ability to craft intricate, otherworldly compositions that are both engaging and thought-provoking. The album also features reprises of classic songs, such as "Ramblin' Rose (Reprise)" and "Perque Vull (Reprise)," adding a nostalgic touch to the collection.

Released under his own label, Pascal Comelade, this album is a celebration of the artist's creative genius and his ability to push the boundaries of conventional music. "A Freak Serenade" is a must-listen for fans of experimental and avant-garde music, offering a unique and unforgettable auditory experience.