Glabre Sauve, France
Glabre se débat, jure, conjure et console avec boites à rythmes, guitare et chant. Des chansons coincées dans les ventres
se révèlent. Elles remontent les sols et se lovent sur la langue. Des sons font du souffle et de la sueur de précieux alliés. C'est une musique entre dark pop, doom, folk et baroque.
Avec Glabre, à la fin, c'est la rage et l'amour qui gagnent.
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