Friday 21 November, 19:00

The Inspector Cluzo

FURTHER AFIELD

The Inspector Cluzo, a two-man Gascon rock duo who also run a farm in the Landes, balance raw energy and ethical commitment. Their tenth album, Less Is More, produced by Vance Powell, was recorded live in Nashville in four days and mixed in three. Rooted in indie self-production, their work explores ecology, the ideas of D.H. Thoreau and post-growth thinking. On stage they translate these convictions into volcanic, high-energy shows honed over more than 1,300 concerts across 67 countries.

Rue Genève 154,,
Switzerland
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