
11 Songs, 42 Minutes

Les insomniaques s'amusent Daniel Bélanger
EDITORS’ NOTES
After a decade in the band Humphrey Salade, Daniel Bélanger had nailed his distinctive songwriting voice by the time he released his 1992 solo debut: wry, whimsical, and enamored of wordplay. But with singles like “Opium”—all galactic imagery and pealing riffs—he established himself as a star on the rise. Les insomniaques s’amusent (Insomniacs Play) pairs lyrical flights of fancy with crisp guitars, atmospheric effects, and snappy snares, creating a moody alt-rock landscape that sounds entirely of its time, without feeling dated.
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La folie en quatre
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Ensorcelée
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Sèche tes pleurs
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Désespéré
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Ma dépendance
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Opium
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Quand le jour se lève
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Le bonheur
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Jamais les heures
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Mon retour
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L'autruche
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