October 4, 2026

Thee Hyphen – Organique (Digital/CD Album BOREDOMproduct)

Thee Hyphen – "Organique" album cover
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Originally released in 1998, “Organique”, the third album by the French band Thee Hyphen, has been fully reimagined and revitalized with a fresh new sound. Member U-0176 (also known for his work with Celluloide, Signal~Bruit, ao) applied his full creative effort and cutting-edge technology to rework “Organique”, giving it a modern and current sound. In addition, four bonus tracks featuring alternate edits have been added. Thee Hyphen seamlessly blends into the sonic landscape of the French label, offering Electro-Pop powered by distinctive robotic bleeps and drawing influences from Depeche Mode, as well as more aggressive EBM elements. At times Experimental and a bit dark, yet undeniably visionary, “Organique” presents a unique take on Electro-Pop. The album is both intelligent and refreshing, with a dark edge, and the revamped versions showcase the untapped potential of the project. (Rating:8).

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About Thee Hyphen

Thee Hyphen is a French electro-pop project initiated by Member U-0176, who later co-founded Celluloide. Active primarily in the late 1990s, the band produced several demo CD-Rs and appeared on various compilations. Its discography includes “Incidental Tools of Confusion” (1994), remastered and reissued in 2021; “Re.Sound” (1996), restored from the original analog tapes and reissued in 2021; and “Consolidated Green” (2004). “Organique,” originally released in 1998, is reviewed here in its 2024 remastered edition on BOREDOMproduct.

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