Vox Populi

Thanks to David Fenech for posting about this recently. I remember seeing tracks by French industrial/experimental band Vox Populi on numerous underground music/cassette culture compilations back in the day but I never thought to explore their music more thoroughly. Glad to see the band's 1986 album "Sucre De Pastèque" reissued on the Dark Entries label. Excellent work!

https://vox-populi.bandcamp.com/album/sucre-de-past-que

- W.A.Davison

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