Les Lullies - Mauvaise Foi'As smokin' as they are, previous releases from LES LULLIES were rushed through with impossible deadlines and little time to consider the ends. 'Mauvaise Foi' their new LP with resolutely French title (and their first record almost fully sung in the tongue) takes a more laid back approach to manifest the desired energy, finding the boys swimming in a sea of change from their usual methodology. The result is streamlined rock'n'roll with a new purpose:

This multilayered comedy from director Sydney Pollack follows the increasingly elaborate deception of a down-on-his-luck New York actor who disguises himself as a woman to get a coveted soap opera gig: while his female persona skyrockets to fame

it is the latter work that is most forward-looking

The writing of quartets was never an easy matter for Mozart

The Obsessed accumulated dozens of demos

Fado represents a feeling of "saudade

and producer Nduduzo Makhathini is that an artist has achieved a tremendous breakthrough when they can tell a story so layered that it's reach is limitless

self-deception

According to Kuljeric

Edson Scheid has been praised for his "polished playing" (The Strad)

They have performed at Resonanzen Festival in the Konzerthaus

Beethoven/ Fialova/ Nouzovsky - Humoresque

at once vigorous and generous