Caméléons
Caméléons came out of the French underground in the early 1980s, led by Marc Moulin on vocals and keyboards. They put out a few records like their self-titled...
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Caméléons came out of the French underground in the early 1980s, led by Marc Moulin on vocals and keyboards. They put out a few records like their self-titled debut in 1983 and 'Deux' the following year. The band's sound had a cold, atmospheric quality that mixed post-punk with some electronic touches, heard on tracks like 'Chiquito' and 'Cinco'.
Other songs from that period include 'Ciudad De Oro' and 'Hace Calor.'
Moulin's personal struggles and drug use reportedly caused tension within the group, leading to lineup shifts over time. They managed to release albums like 'Blanc' in 1985 and 'Les Yeux de la Faim' in 1986 before fading from view. The band's later material included songs such as 'Cuidado' and 'Je Ne Paie Pas.'
Today, Caméléons are remembered mostly for that one provocative single and their moody, early-80s recordings. Their small catalog has found listeners among those drawn to that era's darker French alternative music.
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