Lézard — Belgian Post-Punk, Disco, Glam Rock & Electro-Clash

Lézard are a band from Belgium, and in retrospect, that kind of checks out. A country fractured down the middle between Flemish and French-speaking populations means confusion ought to be a default state of mind.

Their high-wired concoction of post-punk, disco, glam rock, new wave, and electro-clash treads the fine line between comedy and tragedy—songs that unravel as both the theatrical release and the cacophony behind the scenes.

Debut album: Que Se Passe t-il

Their debut album Que Se Passe t-il is a diorama where the heartbroken, the voyeurs, the drug-addled, and the dreamers mingle and sway beneath a shattered mirrorball.

Singles and growing reputation

On the strength of the first batch of singles—kickstarting with the fizzy “Nothing At All”—Lézard built a reputation for spectacle on stages both home and abroad, including festival slots at:

• Eurosonic
• Reeperbahn
• MaMA Festival
• The Great Escape
• Nurnberg Pop
• Left of the Dial
• Pukkelpop
• Best Kept Secret
• Eurosonic and Radiance