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CASTUS Brussels, Belgium
Post pop "Guitar Eros" made in Brussels, Cédric Castus is back !
A
phantasmagorical world that evokes instrumental work of Ratatat and Tortoise, soundtracks designed by John Barry and other themes heard on TV.
One part pop, two parts Experimental Rock, add five guitars, some drums and a pinch of bass. Then just let it simmer !
Barbara Decloux > labelgnignignignigni@gmail.com
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