BLANC-FRANCARD, DOMINIQUE - AILLEURS
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: LION PRODUCTION
Release date: 29/01/2021
Barcode: 0778578316112
Catalog no.: LIONLP0000161
Item ID: 502856
More or less sounding like a trippy mixture of Barrett-era as well as early '70s Pink Floyd and T.Rex gone progressive pop, this undisputed cult album from 1972 by French musician Dominique Blanc-Francard sees its awaited reissue on vinyl, including an eight-page insert booklet in French and English.
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