Les Maledictus Sound was the creature of Jean-Pierre Massiera, the inventor of French progressive-rock. Les Maledictus Sound (Canusa, 1968 - Mucho Gusto, 2000) is a tour de force of stylitic metamorphoses.
Massiera also composed Visitors (1974), another psychedelic nightmare that featured a supergroup of French veterans.
Massiera then moved to Canada and recorded another experimental work, L'Etrange Monsieur Whinster (1976), credited to Horrific Child, which includes three suites: two poems (Baudelaire and Lautreamont), a tribal "danse macabre" and a piece of musique concrete. A1 Frayeur A2 Angoisse B1 H.I.A. (Horreur indescriptible et accumul‚e)
Jean-Pierre Massiera's convoluted career is summarized on the compilation Midnight Massiera (Finders Keepers, 2009). Even better are the separate anthologies Psychoses Freakoid (1963-1978) (Mucho Gusto, 2007), for his psychedelic side, and Psychoses Discoid (1976-1981) (Mucho Gusto, 2007), for his disco side.
Massiera's ventures into "space-disco" yielded Space Woman (1977 - Mucho Gusto, 2010), credited to Herman's Rocket, and Galactic Soul (1978 - Mucho Gusto, 2010), credited to Venus Gang.
Bass – Pierre Demaria
Clarinet [Bass & Bariton], Violin – Georges Amadi
Double Bass – Edmond Aublette
Drums – André Ceccarelli
Drums, Timbales – Nicolas Montalbano
Engineer [Sound] – Patrick Scotto
Engineer [Technician] – J.-Pierre Guidicelli*
Guitar [Rhythm] – J.-Claude Chavanat*, Richard Pasero
Guitar [Solo] – Patrick Djivas
Horns, Violin [Violins] – Opéra De Monte-Carlo, Opéra De Nice
Kazoo, Voice [Effects] – Guy Sabato
Organ – Bernardini
Piano – René Bec
Saxophone [Alto & Tenor], Arranged By [Orchestra] – Paul Baile
Trumpet, Violin – Jean Buzon
Written-by, Guitar [Solo], Recorded By – J.-Pierre Massierra
Recorded in april 1968 in Studio SEM, Nice.
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