DullBoy Nice, France
DullBoy are four French female musicians from various previous bands. Their tracks are an unusual combination of trip hop and post punk embracing both analog and digital sounds to create a cold yet melodic atmosphere. Their influences range from indie rock to new wave, from Massive Attack to PJ Harvey and The Birthday Party, creating a semi obscure snapshot of our disillusioned era. ... more
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