Géographie du vide

Description

Artistic and timeless, the last sacramentally poetic monster of rock music in France, Hubert Félix Thiéfaine returns, seven years after his last album, with "Géographie du vide," the 18th studio album of his discography. Accompanied by his usual companions (Arman Méliès, J.P. Nataf... or even Lucas Thiéfaine, who is here the album's producer) as well as new recruits (Nosfell and Joseph d’Anvers), the Jura singer presses the starter to go "see elsewhere, even further away," and once again push the boundaries of his universe, even if it means proving to those who still doubt that he is not an artist to rest on his laurels! Modern and resolutely unclassifiable, "Géographie du vide" houses twelve new gems including Page noire, Du soleil dans ma rue, and La fin du roman. Twelve tracks in which Thiéfaine offers a more Anglo-Saxon and melodic reinterpretation of his art, while preserving his rich and unique writing style, his love for the French language and chiaroscuro, and his poetic flashes that have become his signature. A pop-rock eruption above the volcano, sublimated by the singer's voice, more beautiful and melancholic than ever!