Recording sessions took place in 1975 at an old Theatre named Val de Gally where they set the recording equipment and two Revox machines. In 1976, new home recordings done at a Paris flat were added to the final mix.

Released as a private edition of only 200 copies in 1977 on the private Joint label (but recorded two years earlier, in 1975), Warlus Songs could be regarded as the king of all French 70s obscure private pressings.

Warlus was the brainchild of young musician Richard Maubert, who created a mini- masterpiece of twisted, melancholic fuzzed-out psychedelic pop, with a charming homemade sound/production and druggy atmosphere.

Sung in English, it also brings to mind some obscure USA private pressings like Kath.

This is a very special record that will appeal to both psych aficionados and fans of 70s DIY weirdness.

If you like other French private pressings like Dandelion and Les Temps Heureux, you’ll be amazed when you hear Warlus (by http://www.anthologyrecordings.com). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.