Les Discrets - Septembre et ses Dernières Pensées (2010)

Here in  Portugal we have a saying which is"Better late than never" this is how I feel about this Les Discrets album, I am a Les Discrets fan for a while but never ventured in listening their first album, and now I understand I lost too much time not doing it, it is amazing as Les Discrets are used to give us, I guess the French fellows already know them, but don't know about everybody else.

This first song I am showing you is "Les Feuilles De L'olivier", it is a strong music but one of those which never looses its melodic sense in between specially that part arround the 1:50-2:00 minutes

The second one, 4th of the album, is my absolute favorite "Song For The Mountains", it really seems a lament and the chorus are so intense we feel what he is saying

The 3rd one is "Sur Les Quais", at first it almost seemed it was sang in Portuguese, but no. Despite of that it's also really pleasurable to hear.

The last one I will be showing you for now is "Chanson d'automne", one of thsoe that really starts strong and nice, and as it approaches the end it gets softer while remaining really nice

Les discrets - Prédateurs(2017)

finally the new Les Discrets album is seeing the light of day, the album really is promissing, I enjoy it a lot, has the mark of Les Discrets for sure. It comes out 21st April, and I couldn't let it unoticed here on my blog. check the song for this new album called La Reproche

Les Discrets - Ariettes oubliées... (2012)

Once I shared with you Alcest, today I will give you another band from France which happens to have the same on Drums on of Alcest elements, Winterhalter. Ariettes Oubliées has the strength of electric guitars in contrast with acoustic guitars in a interesting dance of who wins the front at any point. I trully sugest you to listen the all album cause it's certain, I almost guarantee to you, that you might find something you will become attached to:

The first one I will share with you is the official video from this album with the same name, Ariettes Oubliées

The second music is my favourite the point where electric guitar gives space to acoustic guitar is just magical, just a beautiful cadence this Aprés l'Ombre