France seems to be the secret kingdom of electronic music, experimental music and movie soundtrack music also known as library music. Roger Roger (1911-1995), one of the most prolific composers and bandleaders in this field, took a turn on the progressive side of the rather fresh electronic sounds back in 1969 under the pseudonym Cecil Leuter. The album starts quite harmless with instrumental tunes that could be performed by a typical dancehall band of the day just with creepy electronic noises added to the entire picture. The further you get through the whole record the more crazy the performances get. Take a listen and trip through these strange lands of sound if you dare. The tracks are well performed and for this beautiful reissue everything has been well restored. Worth to be worshipped by 1960s underground freaks.
 
A1 Pop Electronique N° 1 2:30
A2 Pop Electronique N° 2 2:30
A3 Pop Electronique N° 3 1:30
A4 Pop Electronique N° 4 2:20
A5 Pop Electronique N° 5 2:25
A6 Pop Electronique N° 6 2:30
A7 Pop Electronique N° 7 1:30
B1 Pop Electronique N° 8 2:10
B2 Pop Electronique N° 9 1:55
B3 Pop Electronique N° 10 2:00
B4 Pop Electronique N° 11 2:00
B5 Pop Electronique N° 12 2:40
B6 Pop Electronique N° 13 2:40
B7 Pop Electronique N° 14 2:30