L'art Pour L'art
L'art Pour L'art formed in 1983 with vocalist Lila Liba, guitarist Vassili, and bassist Serge. They worked through the 1980s with a sound that drew from...
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L'art Pour L'art formed in 1983 with vocalist Lila Liba, guitarist Vassili, and bassist Serge. They worked through the 1980s with a sound that drew from Eastern European folk and experimental rock, though their approach kept them somewhat outside mainstream attention. Their 1987 single 'Lila Liba' became their most recognizable track, leading to the album 'The Art of Deception' that same year.
They followed with albums like 'The Other Side of Eden' in 1989 and 'Cipher' in 1991. The band kept a low profile publicly, rarely giving interviews, which added to their elusive quality.
L'art Pour L'art disbanded in 1993 after about a decade together. Their catalog includes songs like 'A Bálteremben,' 'Altatdal,' and 'Farkas A Mezn' alongside 'Lila Liba.'
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