- A1: Yarom Lalou (3 45)
- A2: Pellucidar (3 26)
- A3: Neoplastie (2 02)
- A4: Opium (1 49)
- A5: Echreman (2 35)
- A6: Ovan (Iii) (2 31)
- A7: Bio Berim (2 39)
- A8: Be Mafu (2 59)
- A9: Gutta Percha (Ii) (1 11)
- A10: Tibetan Cowboy (3 25)
- B1: Glassy Stare (3 22)
- B2: Atal Matal Toutoule (2 33)
- B3: Apnee (2 26)
- B4: Baby Sex (2 12)
- B5: Yek! (2 21)
- B6: Alternative Fresh (0 47)
- B7: Divane (0 58)
- B8: Djostodjou (3 48)
Dark Entries does as they often do once more here and revives a cult gem with Sucre De Pasteque, a 1986 standout from legendary French industrial outsiders Vox Populi! Formed in Paris in 1981, the group fused musique concrete, early industrial grit and Persian instrumentation into a sound that felt improvised yet eerily deliberate. This reissue captures the band at their most curious and unbound: psychedelic dirges, cosmic drones, hypnotic chants and broken machine-funk all dissolve into one disorienting, deeply fried trip. Bleak but never heavy-handed, the album embodies the anarchic imagination of the 80s DIY cassette underground. Archival photos and notes from the band add extra context.
































































































































































