Pascal Et Les Rascals - Saucisson A Lail Le Prostitué

Review by phillip Dews

Pascal Et Les Rascals' latest album "Saucisson A Lail Le Prostitué" is a unique blend of different musical genres. The album features a mix of electronic beats, rock riffs, and French chansons.

The album's opening track "Saucisson A Lail" sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy electronic beats and Pascal's distinctive vocals. The track has a playful and upbeat feel that immediately draws the listener in.

The album's title track "Le Prostitué" is a standout track that showcases the band's versatility. The song features a mix of rock and electronic elements with lyrics that touch on social issues.

Other notable tracks include "Le Jour De La Mort De Johnny Hallyday" and "Le Roi De La Jungle". These tracks highlight the band's ability to blend different musical styles seamlessly.

Summary by phillip Dews

"Saucisson A Lail Le Prostitué" is a fun and exciting album that showcases Pascal Et Les Rascals' unique sound. The band's ability to blend different genres makes for an enjoyable listening experience that is sure to please fans of electronic, rock, and French chansons.