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Indochine – Paradize – Review

November 8, 2002

I’m not sure they’d appreciate the comparison, but I’ve often thought of Indochine as a heavier, French version of Duran Duran.

It’s appropriate that there’s an airplane on the cover of Panavision, the second album from the Montréal trio Lili Fatale, because it’s all over the place, jumping from genre to genre sometimes within the context of a single song.