Charly Cottage

The first rehearsals of this French band from Saint-Malo took place early in the year 1990. Pascal Feuillet, then guitar player of the band Hardis Malouins will join 3 other friends: Guillaume Rossel, Mathieu Cozanet and Pascal Noël, and compose a few demo at Le Colombier, a local non-profit organization. Charly Cottage is actually the name of the Rossel's house. Their first live will be held at pub Le Cap Horn late 1990, playing the first part of Anzia solo, then guitar player of the infamous Marquis De Sade, but they are so stressed that 15 minutes later, the set is done already. During the year 1991, they'll record a 4 track EP and get a manager called Freddy. A few concerts later in Rennes pubs and Jean-Louis Brossard will invite the band to play live at Ubu, Rennes doing Buzzcocks's first part. The band will record a song called Angry Pop at l'Ubu with Laurent Dahyot, it will be released on The Great Collection V°2, a Rosebud compilation. Followed by the recording of another 4 track EP at l'Ubu, in July 1993. It will be released on Lucky Trigger / Flash 69. They are programmed for the Trans Musicales De Rennes in 1993. From 1994 onwards, they'll play less often live, Feuillet and Cozanet will leave to forma another band called Benelux 10 Points, with Thierry Guenolé, former guitar player of The European Sons.