PHILIPPE LAMIRAL POIRIER & ROMEO POIRIER - Images Parlées LP Guitar Picking Patterns’ fusion of head and

Patterns’ fusion of head and heart may well induce a dreamlike state but across Waking Lines’ 10 tracks

The Wipers

committing her most infectious and tormented songs to date on a beautiful piece of thick black one-sided laser-etched vinyl

and John McEntire

A refinement of the formula introduced on the band's debut album Dinosaur

PHILIPPE LAMIRAL POIRIER & ROMEO POIRIER - Images Parlées LP Guitar Picking Patterns’ fusion of head andBesides his work as a painter, filmmaker and set designer, Philippe Lamiral Poirier (1951 2025) played guitar and saxophone in the group Kat Onoma, which he co founded with Rodolphe Burger. His fifth studio album combines his written texts with music composed by his son, Romo Poirier, whom he considered to be cut from the same musical cloth as he was. It also confirms what has emerged from his previous albums, namely songs more spoken than sung and