LÉZARD

With a splashing mix of post-punk, disco, glam rock, new wave, and electroclash, Lézard finds itself on that dividing line between comedy and tragedy – songs that unfold like a comical theater piece and the cacophony behind the scenes. The debut album Que Se Passe t-il is a diorama in which heartbreakers, voyeurs, escapists, and dreamers mingle under a shattered disco ball. Lézard desperately points the camera at itself: what on earth is going on on this big blue rock? Met Lézards first series of singles, the rousing "Nothing At All" as a starting shot, Lézard quickly became a live sensation of the highest order. Festivals at the Reeperbahn, the MaMA Festival, The Great Escape, Nurnberg Pop, Left of the Dial, Pukkelpop, Best Kept Secret, Eurosonic, and Radiance had to succumb. Que Se Passe t-il can be called both a break-up and a comeback record: the five souls that form Lézard have meanwhile left the party phase in the rearview mirror. All spirits and fragments of those hazy nights absorbed and compressed, only to be released again in contrarian disco-punk that dominates body and mind in a boisterous way.