The Lanskies Paris, France
The Hot-Wave's little princes dust off the 80's with a strength and an arrogance that only some drunk night in Liverpool could rival with. Their energy is based on post-punk wave rhythmics, added to melodic and percussive guitars. Lewis, the singer has an exhaustive pop culture, from Tom Jones to Robert Smith! Thus, the band finds its color between new wave, New York indie rock and vintage pop. ... more
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