The self-titled 1980 album by French new wave band Marie et les Garçons blends new wave with punk and rock, showcasing an energetic and innovative sound that captures the essence of the early 1980s French new wave scene. Although it wasn't a major commercial success, the album is celebrated for its creativity and is considered a significant contribution to French new wave.

Formed in 1976, Marie et les Garçons were initially called Femme Fatale, reflecting their rebellious attitude and musical tastes. The original lineup included Marie Girard, Patrick Vidal, Erik Fitoussi, Christian Faye, and Philippe Girard. By 1977, Vidal had become the lead singer, and Jean-Marc Vallod had joined the band, the band were Influenced by early art-rock pioneers like the Velvet Underground and Roxy Music.

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Side A

Side B