Veritable trouble makers on the French music scene at the end of the 60's, Daniel Beretta and Richard de Bordeaux form the likeable duo that has produced a series of cult EPs and 7 inches, beautifully bathed in pop and zesty colours.
Experts in nonsensical and offbeat tracks, our two men see their work as a liberating itching powder which they throw with unconcealed glee at a French variety scene a bit too serious for their liking.
The mini original soundtrack, richly coloured by the Temps Fou is one of the most splendid incarnations, a unique concentration of their inimitable style mixing caustic humour, enlightened dandyism and joyful decadence.
If their stories cultivate derision with great class, their finely honed texts, artfully sung in duo, are systematically accompanied by daunting music with baroque perspectives and vintage grooves that do the job wickedly well.
As men of taste, they appoint the unrivalled arrangements of the great Christian Gaubert, the brilliant pop orchestrator behind Francis Lai's best original soundtracks, who gives his very all here. To prove it, these four tracks of bravado, including cultissime jerk La Drogue, zenith of smoking groove with illicit lyrics, which propel this rare EP into the pantheon of the best packaged French pop.

A level of quality and madness which demands respect.