
Recorded in a mere five days, "Les Matins de grands soirs" captures Les Breastfeeders' signature blend of fuzzed-out guitars and French-language vocals with a raw, immediate energy. It stands as a concise statement of their garage rock prowess.
- The album was recorded and mixed by Guillaume Desjardins at Montreal's Studio Tonnellerre in August 2005.
- The album was released on August 15, 2006, by the independent label Blow the Fuse.
- The album features ten tracks, all sung in French, reflecting the band's Québécois roots.
Les Breastfeeders were a Québécois rock band from Montreal, Quebec, known for their energetic, retro-influenced garage rock sound. This 2006 album arrived during a period of relative maturity for the band, following their earlier, more overtly playful work.
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