TELLMA Bordeaux, France
Tellma is a french duo with 80's influences, located halfway between the Art Rock of Peter Gabriel, the New Wave of Tears for Fears, and the crazy inventiveness of Kate Bush. Built on the harmonies of two vocals, their new EP “Meteorite” takes these codes and reveals 6 mysterious songs about time and unconscious, with strumming of 12-string guitar, fretless bass and mooving synths. ... more
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