Always hungry for padel and neo-reactionary ultimatums, championing clear-cut positions on demographic rearmament and masculinism, the three members of Institut unleash, in this fourth album, Changer de paradis, tout simplement, a flood of algorithmic dopamine to refresh our overloaded brains.

Once again, it’s about being a beacon in the night, serving a cause, in a world of ultra-positivism and sustainable consumption.

Nina Savary, Arnaud Dumatin and Emmanuel Mario (also founder of Astrobal, collaborator with Laëtitia Sadier, Arnaud Fleurent-Didier, Holden, Julien Gasc…), embrace the stark contrast between the two Carloses: the author of ‘Allez la France’ and the man who successfully carried out acts of terrorism, often known as Carlos the Jackal, currently incarcerated at La Santé prison in Paris.

Entirely written, composed and arranged using the best AI-optimised KPIs for a seamless listening experience, the aim of this fourth album is to allow Institut to be at the heart of intimacy, where authenticity shines through.

But to maintain its status as a legendary band, this new album of groovy rock primarily brings together 11 great tracks for great people.

No more headaches, just great music and a smile to last the day. That’s the ‘scalable feed’ from Institut.

Subtle references to Arvo Pärt and Led Zeppelin at the height of their art, a melancholic New Wave shrouded in dark metal, vocals that embrace their kinship with Nina Simone and Jean-François Coen.

All in all, an album that skilfully blends old-school bangers and overly commercial songs, all shrouded in mystery. There’s no shortage of inspiration for the trio, originally from Tirana and now living in exile in south-west France.

They’re joined on a few tracks by a providential, semi-professional 8½-year-old singer, Pia Dumatin, alias Boum Boum!.

In short, it’s spot on.