Laurent Hô - CD Sablier Minuteur Musical

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Review by Ângelo Marafelli

Sablier Minuteur Musical: A Wild Ride Through Time and Beats Alright, let’s talk about Sablier Minuteur Musical by Laurent Hô. Released in 1999 under the French label Pa Design, this album is like a quirky clock ticking in an alternate universe where breakbeat and experimental sounds rule the world. It’s not your typical electronic record—nope, this one feels more like a mad scientist got bored and decided to mess around with time itself. The tracklist? Literally just numbers: “Une Minute,” “Huit Minutes,” all the way up to “Quatre Minutes.” At first glance, it seems kinda basic, right? But trust me, there’s something strangely hypnotic about how each song feels like its own little countdown or buildup. Like life but… you know, with beats. Now, I gotta say, two tracks really stuck with me. First off, “Trois Minutes.” Oh man, this one hits different. It starts off super minimal—just these soft bleeps and bloops—but then BAM, the rhythm kicks in, and suddenly it’s like you’re running through some neon-lit cityscape in a cyberpunk movie. The way Laurent layers the percussion makes it feel urgent, like time’s slipping away from you, but in the best possible way. You can’t help but move to it, even if it’s just tapping your foot while staring blankly at your coffee cup. Then there’s “Onze Minutes,” which is basically the opposite vibe. This one’s darker, moodier, almost like it doesn’t want you to fully understand it. There are these eerie drones that swell in and out, paired with sharp stabs of sound that make you feel like you’re being watched. Honestly, it gave me chills, but in that good “I’m-glad-I’m-alone-in-this-room” kind of way. It’s the kind of track that makes you think too much, ya know? Like, what was Laurent thinking when he made this? Was he trying to capture loneliness? Or maybe frustration? Either way, it works. What’s wild about this album is how it plays with structure—or lack thereof. Most songs don’t follow traditional formulas, and that’s probably why it feels so alive. It’s messy, unpredictable, and sometimes downright weird, but isn’t that what experimental music’s supposed to be? Listening to it feels less like hearing a polished product and more like stepping into someone’s brain for 45 minutes. Here’s the thing though—this album isn’t for everyone. If you’re looking for catchy hooks or sing-along melodies, nah, this ain’t it. But if you dig stuff that challenges you, that makes you go “huh” and then hit replay just to figure it out? Yeah, you’ll love it. Funny enough, as I was writing this review, I kept thinking about actual hourglasses. How they flip over and over, grains of sand falling endlessly. That’s kinda what listening to Sablier Minuteur Musical feels like—time slipping away, but instead of stressing about it, you’re vibing to the chaos. Weird flex, but here we are. So yeah, hats off to Laurent Hô for creating something so unapologetically strange and memorable. Now excuse me while I try to find my own hourglass because apparently, I’ve got a thing for timers now.

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Artist: Laurent Hô
Album: CD Sablier Minuteur Musical
Rating: 3.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Dix Minutes10:05
Six Minutes6:20
Neuf Minutes9:18
Onze Minutes11:17
Deux Minutes2:16
Cinq Minutes5:09
Quatre Minutes4:09
Sept Minutes7:11
Une Minute1:15
Trois Minutes3:52
Huit Minutes8:09

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Catalog Numbers

paCD01

Labels

Pa Design

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Formats

CD

Notes

  • Cover notes:
  • "Electronix Music par Laurent Hô.
  • Créé à l'occasion de l'exposition "Le Temps, vite" du centre Georges Pompidou sur une idée de Assia Quétin."
  • "C'est l'histoire d'enfants qui mangent des oeufs à la coque...Pas de montre, pas d'horloge mais de la musique. En Rythme l'oeuf cuit dans l'eau chaude. Un signal et c'est prêt...
  • L'histoire peut se reproduire avec toutes sortes d'aliments qui ont besoin de danser..."
  • Electronix Music by Laurent Ho, created for the Georges Pompidou centre "Le temps vite" exhibition (idea by Assia Quétin).
  • "it's the story about kids eating eggs...no watch, no clock only music. In rhythm the eggs are cooked in hot water. A signal ...it's ready.
  • The story could be repoduced with any food which need to dance"

About Laurent Hô

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French DJ & producer born in 1967. Especially known for his older Hardcore Techno productions, but has also produced Industrial, Techno, IDM, Electro, Electronica. Also recognized as an early promoter of the Hardcore substyle called "Frenchcore". Founder of in 1994 - the first French Hardcore label - and in 1996. In 1999 he co-founded (Uncivilized World Entertainment - as an extension of his own label Uncivilized World) alongside & Arnaud Frisch, particularly its divisions (Techno) & (DJ mixes). He parted ways in 2004.

Real Name

    • Laurent Hô

Name Vars

  • DJ Laurent Hô
  • H Com O
  • Ho
  • Hô
  • L-hô
  • L. Ho
  • L. Hô
  • L.Ho
  • L.Hô
  • Laurent HO
  • Laurent Ho
  • Laurent Ho Evolution
  • Laurent Ho as Carla Elves
  • Laurent HÔ
  • Laurent HÛ
  • Laurent Hò
  • Laurent Hó
  • Lourent Ho

Aliases

  • Ingler
  • Audiodrama
  • Ho.exe
  • Carla Elves

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Sablier Minuteur Musical* by Laurent Hô is like a quirky musical clock. Each track is named after a specific number of minutes, from "Une Minute" (One Minute) to "Onze Minutes" (Eleven Minutes). It’s almost as if the album itself is a timer, ticking away in its own experimental, breakbeat style. Released in 1999 in France, it’s a unique blend of electronic music and timekeeping vibes. How cool is that?