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Steak

Quentin Dupieux · 2007

36 min · 21 tracks · electro

A surreal blend of electronic beats and absurdist humor, creating an off-kilter sonic landscape that challenges conventional music norms.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Skatesteak — This track encapsulates the album's playful absurdity with rapid-fire beats and quirky samples, setting the tone for Dupieux's surreal vision.
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    Plug It — Featuring a catchy hook and infectious rhythm, this track demonstrates Dupieux’s ability to merge humor with infectious melodies effectively.
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    C.H.I.V.E.R.S. — This standout piece combines minimalist production with eccentric lyrical content, showcasing Dupieux's signature blend of wit and whimsy.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • quirky humor for lighthearted vibes
  • fragmented pacing for short attention
  • surreal moments of absurdity
  • playful experimentation and spontaneity

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer longer, cohesive pieces
  • seek traditional song structures

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 2007, Steak is Quentin Dupieux's debut album, following his initial success as a filmmaker. At this point, Dupieux was transitioning from his film work into the music realm, showcasing his unique aesthetic through electro-infused sounds that mirror his cinematic style.
Stylistic neighbors
Justice· Daft Punk· Flying Lotus

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Arrival 0:59
  • 2 Skatesteak 2:10
  • 3 Chivers as a Female 2:15
  • 4 Chuck 0:34
  • 5 Letrablaise 0:57
  • 6 Ringardos 2:11
  • 7 Stadium 1:39
  • 8 Itea 2:04
  • 9 Plug It 2:45
  • 10 X Schmidt 1:05
  • 11 Hashis Vers 2:00
  • 12 Blue Wet Shirt 0:42
  • 13 Victimo 1:27
  • 14 Top 50 2:02
  • 15 Exploites 3:06
  • 16 C.H.I.V.E.R.S. 2:04
  • 17 Bonhomme 2:32
  • 18 Toizelle 2:11
  • 19 Kinder 0:47
  • 20 Bleue 2:24
  • 21 Construction 0:56

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