The dancing Naked Ladies

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The Dancing Naked Ladies have just channeled their furious energy in a second album, "Fauves", to be released in March 2010.
Following their first album "Pink Lycanthropes" in 2007, "Fauves" extends the melodic and rhythmic experience of the indie rock quartet. Beasts of the stage, yet polished in the studio, the pieces of this new opus bring the band's music towards untested realms. 
More refined, and more danceable at times, "Fauves" carries powerful melodies, supported by unstoppable rhythms. The lyrics touch on themes of art, the synchronisity of meetings and dreams. The feline, sincere and raw music sends out melancolic rock vibes. The Dancing Naked Ladies have made this a trademark of their artistic line of direction.
TDNL has made its name on the alternative Belgian and French rock scenes, establishing its reputation as an excellent indie band. The group's energetic appearances at the 'incontournable' Dour Music Festival have left lasting impressions.  Former spearhead of the "Massacrés Belges" collective, The Dancing Naked Ladies still hold a fiercely independent view of music, which is why they've created their own label, None Records, painting their own t-shirts, posters and CD art. They seem to be convinced that artistic sincerity prevails over business...
Moved by the work of Brasilian artist Alessandra Cestac,  the group linked up with the artist to carry out the artwork of "Fauves". The album  is ready. The four animals have revved up their instruments to roar their penetrating rock across Belgian and European stages.