Album lore

Les Yeux D'La Tête's 2015 release Liberté chérie arrives on the Fais & Ris label, presenting sixteen tracks that navigate the contours of French folk with a freak folk sensibility. The album balances rustic melodies and raw textures, with songs like the title track "Liberté chérie" and "Paris en vélo" marking the collection’s spirited engagement with folk punk elements. Their inclusion of a track named "Balkan Boogie" hints at a playful cross-pollination beyond strictly French idioms.With modest circulation—just under 9,000 Last.fm listeners—the record occupies a niche yet resonant place within the French folk canon. The band’s approach eschews polish for immediacy, delivering a set that might appeal to crate-diggers seeking a folky artifact woven with a punk ethos and occasional detours into English and Balkan inflections.

Album lore

Les Yeux D'La Tête's 2015 release Liberté chérie arrives on the Fais & Ris label, presenting sixteen tracks that navigate the contours of French folk with a freak folk sensibility. The album balances rustic melodies and raw textures, with songs like the title track "Liberté chérie" and "Paris en vélo" marking the collection’s spirited engagement with folk punk elements. Their inclusion of a track named "Balkan Boogie" hints at a playful cross-pollination beyond strictly French idioms.With modest circulation—just under 9,000 Last.fm listeners—the record occupies a niche yet resonant place within the French folk canon. The band’s approach eschews polish for immediacy, delivering a set that might appeal to crate-diggers seeking a folky artifact woven with a punk ethos and occasional detours into English and Balkan inflections.