Princesse Rotative …a punk version of Beauty and the Beast.
He makes crazy chaotic sounds full of quirky melodies, energetic breakcore rhythms, grubby hip-hop, metal guitar, as well as samples from video games and Japanese Mangas.
While she sings, tells tales, screams and squeaks, lending her voice to his colourful graffiti-like (home-made) animation films.
The interaction between the screen and what’s happening on stage is madly hilarious.
A first album,...Princesse Rotative …a punk version of Beauty and the Beast.
He makes crazy chaotic sounds full of quirky melodies, energetic breakcore rhythms, grubby hip-hop, metal guitar, as well as samples from video games and Japanese Mangas.
While she sings, tells tales, screams and squeaks, lending her voice to his colourful graffiti-like (home-made) animation films.
The interaction between the screen and what’s happening on stage is madly hilarious.
A first album, Fabuleuse Energie Féminine, self-produced by Purée Noire, was released in 2004 and again in 2005 by Digital Trash Records, closely followed by a second album Culture Steak. As for the third album released in February 2008, Tête de Futur, it is best described as ‘a true declaration of war against harmony and silence’.
He makes crazy chaotic sounds full of quirky melodies, energetic breakcore rhythms, grubby hip-hop, metal guitar, as well as samples from video games and Japanese Mangas.
While she sings, tells tales, screams and squeaks, lending her voice to his colourful graffiti-like (home-made) animation films.
The interaction between the screen and what’s happening on stage is madly hilarious.
A first album,...Princesse Rotative …a punk version of Beauty and the Beast.
He makes crazy chaotic sounds full of quirky melodies, energetic breakcore rhythms, grubby hip-hop, metal guitar, as well as samples from video games and Japanese Mangas.
While she sings, tells tales, screams and squeaks, lending her voice to his colourful graffiti-like (home-made) animation films.
The interaction between the screen and what’s happening on stage is madly hilarious.
A first album, Fabuleuse Energie Féminine, self-produced by Purée Noire, was released in 2004 and again in 2005 by Digital Trash Records, closely followed by a second album Culture Steak. As for the third album released in February 2008, Tête de Futur, it is best described as ‘a true declaration of war against harmony and silence’.
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