Peine Perdue Berlin, Germany
Key figure of the renewal of French synth wave scene, Peine Perdue comes from the encounter between the texts written and interpreted by Coco Gallo and the synthesizers and machines programmed by Stephane Argillet Stereovoid. Dancefloor meets reverie in this cold, melancholic but always catchy music, rooted in cinematic phantasmagoria, nebulous synthetic architectures and sensual minimal wave. ... more
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