Marc Hurtado and his brother became known through their experimental-instrumental duo, Étant Donnés (reference to Marcel Duchamp) and had invited Alan Vega on the album Re-Up in 1999. They had also met on stage at the Centre Pompidou in Paris with Christophe (the singer) in 2004. Hurtado is at the base of the concept of New Electronic Music, having worked with Lydia LUNCH, Gabi Delgado (D.A.F) and Michael Gira (Swans), he could not fail to cross the path of Alan Vega and give birth to the infernal album "Sniper" published on the Sound of the Maquis in 2010.
Lydia Lunch crossed paths with Alan Vega and Martin Rev at the end of the 70s when she arrived in New York at the age of 16. She played with them on stage and on «Frankie Teardrop» by Suicide and she participated in the album "Sniper" by Alan Vega and Marc Hurtado in 2010. Insatiable, she worked with Nick Cave, William Burroughs or Virginie Despentes risking their lives dozens of times for her art.
This tribute to the work of Suicide and Alan Vega is all the more legitimate as it is carried with enthusiasm and despair by two beings possessed and totally inhabited by the demons Rev and Vega.
In the turntables before and after the show, we will find the infamous Beau Bluff aka Pascal Descamps (Forest Sessions) to intoxicate us with his dubious mixes drawn from the confines of his abyssal discography. c