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Music styles as varied as 2 sides of a coin (plus the rim) all with one same voice, (well it's like how ketchup goes with everything) that sounds like your typical excentric Englishman who's slightly bothered about disturbing you.
Lyrics about as sensible and reasonable as sentences that follow "Sorry officer, but it's, well, because...".
Dom has been playing guitar and bass for about 4 years. He really started song-writing 3 years ago (about 30 so far).
Des styles musicaux aussi variés que les 2 côtés d'une pièce de monnaie (plus le rebord) tous avec une voix unique (c'est comme comment le ketchup va avec tout) d'un anglais typiquement excentrique qui est un peu gêné de vous déranger.
Des paroles aussi sages et raisonnables que des phrases qui suivent "Excusez-moi monsieur l'agent, mais c'est que, ba, parce que j'ai...".
Dom, un anglais en France depuis 16 années, est guitariste et bassiste depuis 4 ans. Il s'est mis à vraiment écrire des chansons il y a 3 ans (~30 pour le moment). BR
The Name
There has been some criticism but I've now found more reasons why this name is super-fantastisch.
1- It's a French word meaning running away. So. This means the music can either be sad, depressing and without hope, or it could be happy, free and looking to the future. Héhey.
2- I had a hunch that it may also be an English word, and it is. But you probably already knew that, right? 3 meanings:
Firstly one close to the French, "State of alteration of consciousness combined with an impulse to wander away from accustomed environment".
Next, a meaning in music (what a great coincidence!) "Polyphonique composition in which a short melodic theme, the subject [of the song I suppose], is introduced by one of the parts, the voices [that's me ], and successively taken up by others [that must mean my fans ], [this is going really well!] the main material of the texture [I guess the album will have to be called The Texture].
And finally "double fugue" means a fugue on 2 themes starting together. Does that mean a 2-man band?
Wow, that's impressive info supplied by The Oxford Illustrated Dictionary, 1976.
That's one of the things I love: weird and wonderful coincidences.