Opéra De Nuit's self-titled album from 1988 is a hidden gem of the French post-punk scene. With its brooding atmosphere, haunting melodies, and driving rhythms, it's a must-listen for fans of Joy Division, The Cure, and Bauhaus.
From the dark and intense opener "The Voice of the Night" to the moody and atmospheric "Une Nuit à la Nuit," Opéra De Nuit's self-titled album takes you on a journey through the shadows and into the night. With its mix of gothic rock and new wave influences, it's a timeless classic that still sounds fresh today.
If you're looking for something dark, brooding, and intense, then Opéra De Nuit's self-titled album is definitely worth a listen.