Drawing from 70s space disco, downtempo 90s synth-pop, and French film composers L'Imperatrice has become a cornerstone of the French pop-music scene. This is their debut album.
A tribute to pleasure, composed by Jean-Claude Nachon, who at the dawn of the eighties was using without any restrains all the arsenal of the pioneers of the "electro-porn" to enhance the prodigious performance of Marilyn Jess.
Francoise Hardy was an innovator- one of the first to develop the vocal 'cool' used by others like Lou Reed down the road. Her voice is bell-like but never sweet and her strong lower register is a divine combination of authoritative and bored to tears.
Pink color vinyl LP pressing of a rare classic of the 1970s French avant-garde unclassifiable trumpeter Jac Berrocal: Paralleles, originally released in 1976.
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