The Fabulous Awkward Boys Toulouse, France
Always looking for an elegant folk song-writing, the Fabulous Awkward Boys are singular by the impregnation in their music of the numerous influences which nourish them since their meeting. Blues, country, brit-pop, or indie rock are recurrent in their albums, with an omnipresent perfume of Americana without one being able to really say where this music comes from..UK? US? It is Made in France. ... more
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