Charts
Charts was a band active in the early 2000s. They released four studio albums between 2001 and 2007, starting with their self-titled debut that included the...
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Charts was a band active in the early 2000s. They released four studio albums between 2001 and 2007, starting with their self-titled debut that included the song 'Aime-moi Encore'. Their other albums were 'This New Day' in 2003, 'Get Lost' in 2005, and 'The Cure' in 2007.
Their music had an electro-pop foundation with melancholic melodies. Songs like 'Je m'envole' and 'Je ris je pleure' carried a somber, introspective quality that appealed to a specific audience. The band's second album, 'This New Day', was noted for being particularly experimental and alienated some listeners.
While never achieving broad commercial success, Charts maintained a loyal following who appreciated their atmospheric sound and poetic lyrics. The band's lineup included Sophie Ellis-Bextor on vocals, Rob Ellis on keyboards, Simon Katz on bass, and John McGeoch on guitar.
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