Fat Electrician Etat Libre d'Orange 2009

First association with the title: building rubble, metal and plastic cables. Not necessarily what you would like to have on you. In fact, I find that many of the notes do not reflect what the perfume actually smells like. To be honest, I have to say that I am really pleasantly surprised. To say it up front, part of the name is actually reflected in the fragrance. I like it best at first. I think it smells like milk. But rather fresh, natural and not vanilla-like. Maybe a little peppery, but these are really only small accords. It really doesn't take long and the scent on my skin changes to an unusual fragrance. Something metallic, balsamic and indefinable. Now that I think about it, it's the smell of rubber or plastic. But somehow in a pleasant way. I can hardly describe what it really is, it has something toy-like, nostalgic somehow. That's why the name doesn't seem such a bad choice. Metal and rubber somehow make a wire or cable. Despite the unusual fragrance composition, it is a wearable fragrance. The fragrance pyramid only mentions woody and spicy, which is not quite a realistic representation for me. The fragrance is rather creamy with woody undertones. You can smell incense in the middle section, but it's not what makes the fragrance. For me, the milky note that permanently hovers in the background is a key aspect. This note also makes the fragrance wearable. Together with the "cable" scent, the combination is interesting and makes the fragrance quite unique. An unusual new discovery that I might buy a 10ml bottle of. Definitely something completely different.