Put your hazmat suit on, La Machine are back! Your preferred post-atomic electronic band is proud to bring you through BoredomProduct their second mini album. As they did for their first release, they picked up a famous song from the past and gave their personal version of it. This time, the challenge was really difficult, because choosing a pop song and turning it into an electronic one is easier than taking an electronic synthpop song known almost everywhere and making it sound great, just like the original version. Did La Machine succeed? Well, for sure they made it sound as if it was one of their tracks and it's a good one. Was it enough? For whom didn't know the original song, I think yes. For other ones... almost, because losing the danceable/upbeat factor could be a double edged weapon. The song has been slowed down, just as they did for "La Machine Qui Ne Sert à Rien" and now it sounds more minimal than the original tune. On the MCD you can find three versions of the track: the edit, the one sung in French language and the radiomix (which sounds even more minimal). On the EP there's a new original tune, "Reactor 4". A love song that takes place at the core of the most famous atomic power plant, just before the catastrophe. This one is really a great synthpop song that sounds melancholic and energetic at the same time. The five minutes remix, titled "Reacteur 4 (Romance Atomique)", is sounding even more dramatic and confirms the song as the best one of the MCD. Last, we can find " Rectangle": an instrumental track that is another cover. The original is coming from the first Jacno's album, released back in 1979 and with this, La Machine are paying tribute to one of the first French synthpop acts.