Official album cover artwork for Anthologie 1977-1979 by Métal Urbain

Métal Urbain

Anthologie 1977-1979

RELEASED: January 01, 2008
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Hystérie Connective 3:09 2. Ghetto 2:42 3. Clé De Contact 2:50 4. Lady Coca Cola 4:12 5. Panik 2:17 6. Futurama 1:26 7. Métal Urbain 2:32 8. Paris Maquis 3:10 9. Pop Poubelle 3:21 10. 50/50 2:45 11. Atlantis 4:08 12. Anarchie Au Palace 2:52 13. E 202 3:27 14. Numéro Zéro 3:48 15. Hystérie Connective (Mix 2) 2:43 16. Quelques Monstres (Démo 1978) 11:02 17. Lady Coca Cola (Live Campagne Premiere 1978) 6:19
Anthologie 1977-1979 is a compilation album by Métal Urbain that encapsulates the band's pioneering blend of punk and electronic music. The album showcases their raw sound characterized by aggressive guitar riffs, synthesizer elements, and provocative lyrics, reflecting the socio-political landscape of late 1970s France. As one of the early bands to marry punk ethos with avant-garde electronic influences, Métal Urbain has left a lasting impact on the genre, inspiring later artists in both punk and electronic scenes.