L'Epee - DiaboliqueThe debut album release from L'Epee, the band of Emmanuelle Seigner (Ultra Orange & Emmanuelle), Anton Newcombe (The Brian Jonestown Massacre), Lionel and Marie Liminana (The Limianas). It is very rarely that a musical project lives up to the billing of being a "supergroup". However, the exception to this rule comes in the shape of L'Epee. A stellar combination of the talents of The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Anton Newcombe, cinematic femme fatale

plus the tracks not otherwise featured on singles from the Roulette albums "Buddy Knox" and "Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen"

Dillingham's beautiful tone and fine musicianship bring a fresh interpretation to the grand scale heroism contrasted with the profoundly poetic world expressed in Dvorak's iconic work

"Italian Polizia" car chase electronica

autobiographical or typically American

on which he was a regular performer from 1951 to '53

This album leaves the more conceptual narrative framework of WarCries behind in favor of a more free-form collection of inspirations drawing from history

this time with the spotlight on Igor Stravinsky

“… full of heart

He was inspired by jam sessions on Atlanta's Elliot Street

she launched what was soon to become a famous TV programme

1s - "They Say" and "Thanks For Ev'rything" with Artie Shaw

including the majority of 1970's classic "Ready When You Are