The complete electropop works of the young French artist who came from the world of contemporary ballet (he had collaborated with the likes of PHILIPPE DECOUFLÉ etc) and became a mysterious cult figure following his three releases which combined electro beats, tongue-in-cheek romantic darkness and strange mambo influences. KARL BISCUIT went back to his first love and formed successful modern dance company Castafiore, which he co-directs to this day. "Synthetic melodies sung by the deep voice of a metaphysical dandy... intriguing and fascinating" (Rock & Folk, France, "86)"Serge Clerc in 3D" (NME, UK, "84). "He"s inhabiting the cutting space that both the Human League and Depeche Mode are trying to reach in vain at present... The alternative madness in the method dance" (Sounds, UK, "84). "An eye-opener to those who think that the French contribution to popular culture stops at Michel Platini and Citroen BX cars" (Melody Maker, UK, "85).

The complete electropop works of the young French artist who came from the world of contemporary ballet (he had collaborated with the likes of PHILIPPE DECOUFLÉ etc) and became a mysterious cult figure following his three releases which combined electro beats, tongue-in-cheek romantic darkness and strange mambo influences. KARL BISCUIT went back to his first love and formed successful modern dance company Castafiore, which he co-directs to this day. "Synthetic melodies sung by the deep voice of a metaphysical dandy... intriguing and fascinating" (Rock & Folk, France, "86)"Serge Clerc in 3D" (NME, UK, "84). "He"s inhabiting the cutting space that both the Human League and Depeche Mode are trying to reach in vain at present... The alternative madness in the method dance" (Sounds, UK, "84). "An eye-opener to those who think that the French contribution to popular culture stops at Michel Platini and Citroen BX cars" (Melody Maker, UK, "85).