Parlor Snakes - Disaster Serenades (2019) Hi Res

There are certain albums that are born between the seasons, when everything is more fragile and regenerates with force. The "Disaster Serenades" by Eugénie Alquezar and Peter K are a peak of darkness, an eminently nocturnal disc that has not finished turning on the turntable on the night of amorous and insomniac debacle.

An aristocratic rock'n'roll freed from guardianship, home-cooked at home, but not stingy with nervousness, embroidered carving, his share of danger and tension.

If some have mentioned Polly Jean Harvey, The Pretenders or Karen O to try to bring worlds together, let us rejoice, Eugénie & Peter renew with the daring efficiency of Die Haut. This is not garage, it's not pop, it's not punk, but it's a little of all that together in an explosive cocktail and lascivious. And the asset of a singer with an elastic and intense voice.

Parlor Snakes is a Franco-American rock duo based in Paris, accompanied by musicians changing as they evolve. They released two Shotguns & Tomorrow Never Comes singles, a debut album Let's Get Gone (2012), followed by a second self-titled album recorded in New York by Matt Verta-Ray.