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Les Longs Adieux Continue On Their Creative Path With New Single, “Valover”

Posted on November 20, 2025 by postpunkmonk

This summer, Federica Garenna and Frank Marrelli took a step away from the Darkwave vibe of their band Les Longs Adieux to rock harder with the Anna Never project. Their energies renewed by the collaboration, they have returned to the … Continue reading →

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Les Longs Adieux Expand Into Quartet For Rocking New Project, Anna Never

Posted on July 18, 2025 by postpunkmonk

We first caught wind of Les Longs Adieux; the Roman band with the French name who earned my avid interest with their excellent 2024 album, “Vertigo.” Their latest single, “La Luna” added a bass player to the duo core of … Continue reading →

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Les Longs Adieux Cover a Lou Reed Classic With “Perfect Day”

Posted on May 20, 2025 by postpunkmonk

We just got notice last Saturday that the Roman Post-Punk-slash-Darkwave band Les Longs Adieux had covered Lou Reed’s classic bittersweet ballad, “Perfect Day” and there was a video for it. I wondered if this was an upcoming Bandcamp release but … Continue reading →

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Darkwave Duo Les Longs Adieux Now A Trio On Latest Single “La Luna.”

Posted on November 25, 2024 by postpunkmonk

The Italian band with the French name is back! On Friday we got a new notification from the Italian duo Les Longs Adieux that they had a new single so I hot footed it to Bandcamp to buy their latest … Continue reading →

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Les Longs Adieux Captivate Wth A Case Of “Vertigo”

Posted on May 10, 2024 by postpunkmonk

We got notice of this a little while back and I’m happy to finally be able to discuss the strong work that Les Longs Adieux have birthed unto the world. The Italian duo consist of Frank Marrelli on guitars and … Continue reading →

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