Lambs Anger

Released in 2008 on the legendary Ed Banger Records, Lambs Anger represents the creative peak of Mr. Oizo's (Quentin Dupieux) second act. Following his world-conquering success with 'Flat Beat' in the late 90s, this album saw him fully embrace a more abrasive, experimental, and cinematic sound. The record is famous for its extreme use of compression and its 'flat' sonic profile, which became a hallmark of the French electro sound of the era. Tracks like 'Positif' and 'Bruce Willis Is Dead' became club staples while maintaining an avant-garde edge. The album also features collaborations with Uffie and Error Smith, further cementing its place at the center of the Parisian electronic zeitgeist. Critically, it was praised for its uncompromising originality and its ability to blend high-concept art with dancefloor utility. It stands as a bridge between Oizo's early house experiments and his later, even more abstract work and film scores.