Kocher, Suzan

Moon Bordeaux

Suzan Köcher's music could be called psychedelic folk-rock with one leg in the '60s and one leg in the here and now. Her melody-loving songs sound as if Dusty Springfield, Serge Gainbourg and Joni Mitchell were locked in some French basement recording room of the Rolling Stones to write the soundtrack for an unreleased Tarantino-movie. Carried by Suzan's beautiful unagitated voice the 12 songs on her debut-album spread a rough brightness. The gloomy baroque mellotron-orchestration is placed on rumbling drums, a melodic beat-bass and tender to raspy twang-, fuzz- and acoustic guitars. From time to time one can hear an ancient synthesizer jerking or an old harmonium whimpering.

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