After two fiery albums, ‘Silence Slowly And Madly Shines’ in 2017 (Alter K), and ‘Private Meaning First’ in 2019 (Vicious Circle / FatCat Records), The Psychotic Monks have never ceased to impress with their maturity and determination to offer a singular stage and discographic presence.

Although radical, ‘Pink Colour Surgery’ is truly accessible to those who immerse themselves in its in depth. One is unceasingly hypnotised, shaken as their soul flirts dangerously with a furious and oppressive trance. Then the journey becomes addictive, letting yourself slide from one track to another, sometimes struck, sometimes set ablaze with an unexpected epiphany, because its light irradiates us.

Live, their music is an intimate, sensory experience, the effects of which continue to be felt for a long time afterwards.

Recorded and produced by Daniel Fox of Gilla Band, ‘Pink Colour Surgery’ is composed, in part, of improvisations, and is presented as an act of resistance to the ambient violence. Disconcerting at first sight, this new opus operates in the dark, a surgery of ethics which is fleshed out of pink for a staggering metamorphosis. Its very structure takes the listener on an initiatory trip full of secret corners, provided they are prepared to dive into it, to plunge into it.

‘Pink Colour Surgery’ is like a hidden room in a house that we have never entered before, and the possibility of feeling good there is not excluded.