When Ghosts Take Over, Dead Frenchmen
Although Napoleon Bonaparte’s Frenchmen didn’t survive the winter, Melbourne’s Dead Frenchmen are taking it by the balls of the brass monkey. Their new EP WHEN GHOSTS TAKE OVER is an incredible debut, a five track diamond that echoes the ghosts of bands past while managing to maintain a distinct sound of its own. Not as scary as zombies and not as cute as Casper Dead Frenchmen show a penchant for pop as well as a thick as blood understanding of rock. With simmering vocals that
reveal lipstick traces of Interpol, The Cure, Swervedriver, Echo and the Bunnymen, matched against cascading guitar sounds and infectious drum beats this EP places the Dead Frenchmen on the front line of Melbourne’s music scene without any concerns of ever being cannon fodder.
By Jan Bunny
Release: Album
To Cure: A quiet weekend
Keywords: Bands, Shock Records, Rock, Melbourne
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