1. |
Tendre temps
04:10
|
|||
2. |
A l'essentiel
04:45
|
|||
3. |
Charpente
04:37
|
|||
4. |
La cicatrice
02:28
|
|||
5. |
Le long de l'eau
01:56
|
|||
6. |
Tourne l'ombre
04:04
|
|||
7. |
L'air de rien
02:09
|
HyperSensible France
Cyrille and Jean are children of the South-Western of France. They rode together in the late 80’s : the disillusioned
savagery of small towns and the sophisticated aesthetics of the 80’s, this is what they share.
In the 1990s, they founded several ephemeral punk bands.
Twenty years later, the two friends decided to form HyperSensible.
... more
If you like Sur la Peau, you may also like:
The London indie group's debut "mini-album" is filled with self-described oddball pop tracks.
go to album
One-man project Vlimmer exists in the borderlands between post-punk and industrial/EBM, creating danceable darkness.
go to album
Korean Boyfriend makes catchy, wonky, new wave-influenced art-rock with deadpan observations from their personal worlds.
go to album
Fall Into Me EP
by Social Union
Dark and gothy synthpop from a New Zealand duo.
go to album
Ceremony of Leaving
by Former Lives
The latest from Former Lives is packed with utterly triumphant, pulse-quickening songs that summon the best of ’80s New Wave.
go to album
The Lost Frequency
by Palm Ghosts
This Nashville group draws on the classic sound of ’80s goth and gloom pop to create swirling songs with stately keys and haunting melodies.
go to album
Combining elements of synthwave, post-punk, and ambient, Montreal's Bleu Nuit immerse new wave sounds in pitch-black darkness.
go to album
