This 1986 album from Goûts De Luxe features the band exploring a more polished, synth-driven sound compared to their earlier, more experimental work. It captures the duo at a peak moment of their creative output in the mid-80s electronic music scene.
- The album was released on July 15, 1986, by the GM Musipro label. It is categorized under the synth-pop and new wave genres. The album title, "Les Yeux De Laura," translates to "Laura's Eyes" in English.
- This album represented a more refined production for Goûts De Luxe, incorporating lush synthesizers and drum machines characteristic of the mid-1980s. The album did not chart significantly but remains a cult favorite among fans of French electronic music. The title track, "Les Yeux De Laura," became a minor club hit in certain European markets.
- The production credits for "Les Yeux De Laura" are solely attributed to the band members themselves, highlighting their control over their sonic direction. The artwork features a stark, black-and-white photograph, typical of the aesthetic prevalent in the new wave movement of the era. The album was recorded and mixed at the legendary Davout Studios in Paris over a six-month period.
Goûts De Luxe was a synth-pop duo from Paris, known for their electronic soundscapes and melancholic vocals. In 1986, they were releasing their second album, following their debut the previous year.
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