My Son The Doctor • Dalton • Café Bizarre

This evening will delight fans of… Pavement, Dinosaur JR & Car Seat Headrest.

MY SON THE DOCTOR (22h00) (Slacker rock - New York, US) Halfway between the 90s slacker rock and the buoyant pop-punk of the 2000s, *Glamours*, the debut album from the Brooklyn quartet My Son The Doctor, perfectly captures the often off-the-wall, sometimes irreverent and always catchy sound of a band at the forefront of the indie rock scene of the five arrondissements.

si=cUCbNcB7ppmBSVfq DALTON (21h00) (Garage pop - LVP Records - Paris, FR) DALTON is a Parisian post-punk group.

Their music is marked by the arty punk rock of the 1970s and the dawn of new wave (Jonathan Richman, B 52's, Television, The Fall, Gang of Four), and by a handful of essential French singers (Daniel Darc, Dashiell Hedayat, Les Olivensteins).

They sing in a spoken-sung style, with bizarre lyrics full of mischief. They have released several records, most notably their latest LP, "Soleil Orange" (LVP Records), which has received very positive critical acclaim.

For several years now, they have been roaming the north-east of Paris and sometimes the rest of France, playing feverish concerts that bring together old rockers and young modern crowds.

si=DJEss9YjEnPk42Yc CAFÉ BIZARRE (20h00) (Indie pop - Paris, FR) CAFÉ BIZARRE does not deny its influences: those of the 80s and 90s in New York. ), but also Pavement (from Stockton, California).

We are therefore firmly in lo-fi rock, elegant and refined, which does not try to hide its emotions, always close to the surface.

And even when the guitars saturate the space, it is always with a certain nonchalance, so as better to let a voice full of finesse and restraint drift through. In the end, their indie pop is best listened to with a slightly nostalgic ear