Tetes De Chien - Portraits D'hommesThe remarkable young a capella French vocal quintet Tetes de chiens combines techniques inherited from classical music with a deep understanding of the long history and many flavors of traditional music in France. Their fifteen songs on their first album, Portraits d'homme, deal with balancing tradition and modernity. The music's amalgam of old and new is rich, witty and virtuosic spanning styles from classical polyphony to urban trance.

His first impression was that I was a French drug dealer

new people

Even the PHV logo was a direct result of that first notion

She is a frequent guest

including 'Rule the World'

but here as recorded by renowned sound engineers with great experience and success in organ recordings

2003's One Missed Call

monstrous entity

Sunny Ozuna is a living legend and a man worthy of praise on many levels

Frédéric D'oria-Nicolas writes: "Over nearly twenty years

Kinsey told Scout that his friends Ellen Kempner (Palehound) and David Lizmi (MS MR) had relocated upstate

he told her that she "reminded him of some of his former colleagues" - sopranos he'd worked with in the past