Joy As A Toy

With this third album, partly recorded in Hoboken by Pascal Deweze (ex-Metal Molly, producer of Bed Rugs and The Germans e.a.) and partly Brussels by Pierre Valfrey and Gilles Mortio, the Bruxellois make their virtuoso virtuoso playground much more melodic and accessible to all Curious ears.

Here is a kaleidoscopic disc which, if it still leaves some worries rushing on its pieces, transcends them to the charming way of the Day of the Dead Mexican and allows itself the most exalting contrasts. Bass and contagious ( 'Ghost Train'), teasing or aerial choruses ( 'Cowboy Mode', ' 'Madhouse' or 'Hipsters of the Apocalypse' with Françoise Vidick) are an integral part of this dream journey into the heart of the imaginary tropics. No need To fasten your belt: the take-off is immediate!

Eight shimmering pieces that profess in a jubilant and harmonious way the taste of the game of a quartet whose apparent casualness is the exquisite cherry in the Top of a precise pop architecture and refined with brilliance.