LIVE IN PARIS

Super 8 (Deluxe) is OUT! We celebrated the release in Paris with twinkly lights at La Boule Noire in June to a full room with a great vibe that carried us way after the final note had faded. Our friends Teleferik opened before we stepped on stage with the full band (Sylvain – lead guitar, Angela – vocals, Julien – bass, Nicolas – second guitar, Amaury – drums). We’ll be back for more soon but in the meantime, click to heck out the new TEASER LIVE!!!

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