Antena, who debuted in 1982 on Crepuscule, the hallowed Brussels, Belgium label revered as a shrine of neo-acoustic music, deliver a bossa-pop cover of "Chanson des Jumelles" (Song of the Twin Sisters), the beloved standard and all-time great from the 1967 French musical classic "The Young Girls of Rochefort" — a Balearic/dreamy-pop masterpiece now issued on 7-inch with a Japanese-edition fantasy sleeve!!
Antena emerged in 1982 on Crepuscule, the hallowed Brussels, Belgium label revered as a shrine of neo-acoustic music. Bridging Antonio Carlos Jobim and Kraftwerk, their music brims with bossa nova and jazz sophistication, electronics, and an amateur, homemade charm — and its freshness hasn't faded one bit, nearly 30 years on from its release. The B-side features the Christmas number "Noel A Hawaii," taken from Les Disques du Crepuscule's eternal compilation classic "Ghosts Of Christmas Past."
(Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)
Antena emerged in 1982 on Crepuscule, the hallowed Brussels, Belgium label revered as a shrine of neo-acoustic music. Bridging Antonio Carlos Jobim and Kraftwerk, their music brims with bossa nova and jazz sophistication, electronics, and an amateur, homemade charm — and its freshness hasn't faded one bit, nearly 30 years on from its release. The B-side features the Christmas number "Noel A Hawaii," taken from Les Disques du Crepuscule's eternal compilation classic "Ghosts Of Christmas Past." (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)