Celluloide (band)

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Celluloide
Origin Marseille, France
Genres Synthpop, new wave, EBM
Years active2002-present
LabelsBOREDOMproduct
Major Records
Website www.celluloide.online.fr OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
MembersDarkleti
Member U-0176
Patryck Holdwem

Celluloide is a French electronic pop band.

Biography

Celluloide's debut album 'Naive Heart' was released in 2002: it included twelve synthpop songs with female vocals.

A numbered limited edition of the CD presenting the same 12 tracks in experimental versions.

During the recording sessions of their second album Words Once Said, Celluloide recorded 6 covers of 80's wave classics under the name 'Naphtaline EP'.

2004 saw the band's twelve-track second album released: 'Words Once Said'.

After few months Celluloide signed with Boytronic's label Major Records for a re-release of Words Once Said in Germany with a special edition including a track in German.

The band resumed work in 2005. Due to technical problems, the Bodypop EP announced for 2005 was released in 2006. A 12 track album, "Passion & Excitements", came with a limited edition EP, "Bodypop Clubmixes".

All the covers the band previously released on several tribute compilation and some unreleased track were compiled with the 2003 Naphtaline EP, for a CD release in a remastered version as a full-length album, with 13 tracks, released in 2008.

Discography

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