Chansons du Crepuscule is the duo of Parisian Helene Breschand and New Yorker Elliott Sharp - both multi-instrumentalist composers and improvisers. Their latest album, Une Lumiere Tenace, continues their tradition of restructuring pataphysical flotsam and jetsam of the 20th century to create a futuristic mix of neurotica, erotica, noise, grooves, virtuosity, crudity, and the spirit of play - a dark melange that is both welcoming and frightening. Both sing in French and English and Helene is heard playing harp, electric harp, piano, zither, and electronics while E# is heard on bass, guitars, invented instruments, synthesizers, piano, mandocello, and drum programming. Une Lumiere Tenace was recorded in Paris and NYC and mixed by E# in NYC at this Studio zOaR. Though their sound is unique, comparisons may be made to Public Image Ltd, Einsturzende Neubauten, Diamanda Galas, Can, and Neu. Full tracklist: 1. Emergence 2. Addiction Or Confession 3. Une Lumiere Tenace 4. Sublimation 5. I Have Seen 6. Le Droit D'Etre 7. Au Fond Du Verre 8. Je Ne Me Souviens Plus 9. Si J'Etais Une Homme 10. Fingerprints 11. Les Mots Me Manquent. Price: € 20,-/copy incl. worldwide shipping.