Parlor Snakes Paris, France
Parlor Snakes is a shape-shifting entity, whose backbone is the French American duo Eugénie Alquezar / Peter
K.
After their rock’n’roll inspired debut album “Let's Get Gone’’, a self titled garage/blues infused second one, (recorded in New York by Matt Verta-Ray) and the dark psychedelic vibes of the third one “Disaster Serenades’’, Parlor Snakes is now evolving towards darker ambient sounds.
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