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Diamond Dog : Usual Chronicles - CD
Ref: 22952
An obvious reference to Bowie as the starting point for a sensitive, artistic reflection, tormented and full of pop culture references. Diamond Dog's dystopian punk and poetic vision starts to take shape in 2020 and was fully formed in 2021. The writing and the performance of the songs draws its identity from the new wave origins of the very end of the 70's. As a result, the band resonates with rhythmic, dance tracks, propelled in a vaporous setting with synthetic melodies where the chorus reigns supreme. The quartet from Dijon, led by a strong, gutsy lead vocal, expresses itself on stage through an incandescent atmosphere influenced by the fury of the Cramps, the romantic melodies of Liszt, the poetry of Kipling or the cinema of Lynch. “Tracks : 01 Hold My Pride 02 Blue Roses 03 The Honest and the Brave 04 Stage Kitten 05 Dead in Your Pocket 06 Usual Chronicles 07 I want Pluto to be a Planet again 08 Flash Sideway 09 The Reason why 10 That shouldn‘t be shown
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