
Liquid Architecture
Liquid is sound that spreads like liquid. This is the motto of the dance rock duo created in 2005 by Audrey Mascina and curator Jérôme Sans. Waving Dancy grooves, catchy lyrics with a sensuous and gleeful voice energy, Liquid Architecture feels the air with its sexy colorful gimmicks.
Famous for their ground-pairing collaboration with artists (Sam Samore, Matthieu Laurette, Jonas Mekas, Richard Kern, Erwin Wurm, Kolkoz, Thomas Lélu) each of their statement song is an open stage for a whole collaborative visual process ranging from photographs, stage scenography, films they create in dialogue with artists. Just as simple way to say : Use your eyes to keep your ears open.
After a first album, titled “Revolution is Over” that came out in 2005 on Naïve Records, Liquid Architecture, has toured in the most prestigious and unexpected places and capital of the world like Deitch Project gallery in New York, Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Malba in Buenos Aires, Bozar Museum in Brussels, and toured in many cities in switzerland, Spain, Italy, Germany.
In January 2010, they released with Modern Sky record label in China a record titled “I Love to Love” and were the first ever french band to be signed on the label. They toured in China in may 2010 for the promotion of the album.
The catchy melodies of this glam sexy duo has been chosen for different movies synchronisation and advertising : Le Meridien, Peugeot, Danièle Thompson movie “Le Code a Changé”.
Musically, Liquid Architecture strides somewhere between rock and electronic mantras. Each track evoke a cry from the heart, savage and fragile all at once. You just need to look at the names of the songs, full of glamour and humour. It is sexy, as though inhabited by a desire to live intensely and impose its presence on the world. In this it recalls the records of groups like The Kills or Royal Trux, who also produced discs inhabited by a raw vision of rock reformulated with an electro spirit for a contemporary era. This modernity comes through with Liquid Architecture when certain moments last longer than normal, and passages of what seemed like rock turn out to be pieces of almost dance music, as though woven by a vibrating machine, one full of desire – here we are often on the edge of a highly guttural eroticism. And we touch on the essence shared by rock’n’roll and electro: the endless repetition of the same motif in order to seduce, excite, tame, hypnotise and haunt.
Liquid Architecture / What Glory
Music video by Sam Samore

Credit photo: Sam Samore




Credit photo: Matthieu Laurette

Credit photo: Sam Samore





Credit photo: Nicole Tran Ba Vang

Crédit photo : Alberto Garcia Alix