Bleu Russe France
One of the most active and talented artists in the French scene today, David Litavicki (Churros Bâtiment, Poupard) brings us an album of unrivalled inventiveness from his brilliant solo project Bleu Russe. 'Serrures et Palmiers' skids wildly through the most dynamic post punk and evocative French wave that is unforgettable and the very essence of the New Sinister sound. (Photo. © Pascale Cholette) ... more
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