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Tuesday, July 6 2010

Katzenjammer: Le Pop

By Mike Schiller

It's difficult to tell whether Le Pop actually has a chance of taking off with an American audience, simply because it's just so difficult to classify.

Thursday, February 12 2009

Le Pop - Les Filles - Les Chansons De La Nouvelle Scène Française

By Christel Loar

Once again, Le Pop provides les meilleurs of Nouvelle Chanson. This time it's the best from the female artists of the new French pop!

Thursday, January 22 2009

Part 2: Katzenjammer to Xiu Xiu

By PopMatters Staff

From Katzenjammer to Xiu Xiu, PopMatters presents our second batch of Slipped Discs, 40 great albums that didn't quite make our year-end list in 2008, but our writers thought belonged there.

Tuesday, January 13 2009

Katzenjammer: Le Pop

By Adrien Begrand

The Norwegian band's raucous, charming debut album deserves a much wider audience outside their home country.

Monday, June 18 2007

Various Artists: Le Pop 4

By Deanne Sole

A Gigi of an album: a voluptuous and innocent charmer from France.

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