Danton Eeprom a sorti un premier album électronique franchement intéressant. Tel un révolutionnaire comme son nom de scène le suggère, le marseillais fait de "Yes Is More" un opus transgenre, mélange de rock, de techno, de cold wave. Et pousse loin le concept en réorchestrant façon new wave, un tube disco funk des années 80 des Sister Sledge, "Lost In Music", avec en prime la chanteuse d'Au Revoir Simone, Erika Forster. Inattendu et divin à la fois.
Danton Eeprom has just released out his first openly interesting electronic album. Such revolutionary as his name suggests it, the guy from Marseilles makes of "Yes Is More" an trans-style opus, mixs of rock, techno, cold wave... And prooves it with this new wave cover of a disco funk 80's track of Sister Sledge, "Lost In Music", with in addition the singer of Au Revoir Simone, Erika Forster. Unexpected and divine at the same time.
Danton Eeprom has just released out his first openly interesting electronic album. Such revolutionary as his name suggests it, the guy from Marseilles makes of "Yes Is More" an trans-style opus, mixs of rock, techno, cold wave... And prooves it with this new wave cover of a disco funk 80's track of Sister Sledge, "Lost In Music", with in addition the singer of Au Revoir Simone, Erika Forster. Unexpected and divine at the same time.
