A Gethsémani Paris, France
In 1986, I started to record alone, with a four-track cassette of melodic pieces with dark atmospheres.
The first thing I
had to do was to choose a name, so my curiosity for religion and my aesthetic tastes led me to Gethsemane, a biblical name evoking both the threat and the appeasement that the night brings.
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