Sloche (band)
Sloche were a 1970s progressive rock[1] band from Quebec, Canada.
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Origin | Quebec, Canada |
Genres | Progressive rock, jazz fusion |
Years active | 1970s |
Associated acts | Maneige |
Past members | Rejean Yacola, Martin Murray, Caroll Berard, Pierre Hebert, Gilles Chiasson, Andre Roberge, Gilles Oullet, Richard Drouin |
The band's name comes from the word used in Quebec for wet snow. It is an English word, 'slush', but is written so as to sound the same in French.[2]
History
Sloche was formed in about 1971. The band went through a number of personnel changes before recording their first album, J'Un Oeil, in 1975.[3] The tracks received some radio play in parts of Quebec.[4]
In 1976 the band released their second and final album, Stadaconé; the sound was a mixture of rock and funk.[5][6]
In 2009 the two albums were remastered and re-released.[7]
Discography
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References
- http://www.progquebec.com/sloche.html
- http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/sloche
- "Sloche: J'Un Oeil". Sea of Tranquility, October 21st 2009. Reviewer: Yves Dub
- "Sloche: Stadacon". Sea of Tranquility, November 2nd 2009, Reviewer: Yves Dub
- "Sloche Stadacone RCA - 1976". Canuckistan Music, Michael Panontin
- [http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=183163 "STADACONÉ Sloche Jazz Rock/Fusion"]. Prog Archives, review by Cesar Inca, 2008-9-21
- "Sloche ressuscité!". La Presse, 17 October 2009
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