Psychédélices

Alizée finally did what she wanted to do without her two puppeteers (hm hm Mylene and Laurent). A massive, too ambitious and captivating instrumental goes through every track.

It's evident that Psychédélices is not a well executed album (talking bout the poor and flat lyrical content in almost all the tracks). But this experience is better to do it with headphones at night. Most of the album is fun, colourful and sonically delicious. The lead single Mademoiselle Juliette ... read more

The thing about this album is that people either love it or they don't. I must be a big fan of Alizée because I really enjoyed it. It's her first album that is not produced by Mylène and Laurent, I think a separation was favorable (while her first two albums are excellent) and not as tragic as it could've been, since the album has it's own color (although Psychédélices (the song) does sound like a Mylène song). The lyrics are average and even dull sometimes ... read more