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3 | Jad Wio is a French band created in the mid-[[TheEighties 1980s]] by singer Denis Bortek, joined by guitarist Christophe K-Bye. The band has had numerous musicians accompanying it, but those two remain its core. They disbanded in 1996, then reformed in 2004. |
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5 | They have experimented a [[NewSoundAlbum variety of musical genres]] -- [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batcave_(club) Batcave]], GothRock, GlamRock, {{Chanson}}, {{Electro|nic Music}} -- and their songs feature themes such as UsefulNotes/{{BDSM}}, {{Esoteric|Motifs}}ism, HorrorFilms and ScienceFiction. |
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7 | !!Discography: |
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9 | * ''Cellar Dreams'' (1986) |
10 | * ''La Dolce Vita'' (live, 1986) |
11 | * ''Contact'' (1989) |
12 | * ''Fleur de Métal'' (1992) |
13 | * ''Cosmic Show'' (live, 1994) |
14 | * ''Monstre-toi'' (1995) |
15 | * ''Garage_Sessions #1'' (re-release of ''Contact'' and ''Cellar Dreams'', 2005) |
16 | * ''Nu Cle Air Pop'' (2005) |
17 | * ''Sex Magik - Histoire de Lilith Von Sirius'' (2007) |
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19 | !!Tropes in their works: |
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21 | * BestialityIsDepraved: The song "Ophélie" is about a very private and 'prohibited' kind of show where a woman has sex with a horse. |
22 | * FunWithPalindromes: The song "Un drôle de lord nu" ("a weird naked lord" - the palindrome only works in French), from the album ''Nu Cle Air Pop''. |
23 | * [[invoked]]InMemoriam: The album ''Sex Magik - Histoire de Lilith Von Sirius'' is dedicated to Diana Orlow (1971 - 1997) aka "Lilith Von Sirius", a writer, poetess, dancer, costume designer, esotericist and HighClassCallGirl who was famous in the UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}ian underground scene and died of uterine cancer at age 25. |
24 | * LooksLikeCesare: On stage, Bortek would sometimes perform in pale face makup and CreepyShadowedUndereyes. |
25 | * {{Magick}}: The album title ''Sex'' '''''Magik'''''. |
26 | * OneWomanSong: "Ophélie" and "Priscilla". |
27 | * {{Pun}}: Many of their songs contain plays on words. |
28 | * SelfTitledAlbum: Bortek released a solo album in 1997. It is titled, well, ''Bortek''. |
29 | * ShoutOut: |
30 | ** The songs "Aiwass" and "Magik [[NumberOfTheBeast 666]]" from the album ''Sex Magik'' are clear references to Creator/AleisterCrowley. |
31 | ** In the music video of the song "Mélancolie", there's a picture of John Merrick from ''Film/TheElephantMan'' on the wall. |
32 | * WordSaladTitle: The band's name was completely made up by Bortek. According to him, "at the time, every band's name meant something. I didn't want my band's name to mean anything." |
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