Rodolphe Burger

Rodolphe Burger is a France experimental rock and roll icon whose perhaps most obviously achievements add a two-decade tenure as the singer/guitarist of Kat Onoma, plus acclaimed single albums and an array of collaborations. Created on November 26, 1957, in Colmar, Haut-Rhin, France, he 1st garnered musical popularity in the experimental rock-band Kat Onoma. The Strasbourg-based music group produced its full-length debut in 1988 using the individually released recording Cupid. The band’s recognition steadily increased over time with successive albums including Share Phrases (1990), Billy a child (1992), Definately not the Photos (1995), Content Birthday Open public (1997), Kat Onoma (2001), and Live a la Chapelle (2002). The band’s self-titled recording from 2001 demonstrated especially popular, achieving number 29 for the French albums graph. Though Kat Onoma officially disbanded in 2004, Burger got already begun going after single ambitions, liberating the albums Cheval-mouvement (1993) and Meteor Display (1998), the second option which was especially acclaimed. Informed from the worldwide electronica movement from the period, Meteor Display was a unexpected departure through the jazz-rock experimentation of Kat Onoma. Furthermore to his single album result, Burger released many full-length collaborative attempts, teaming up with Olivier Cadiot on On N’est Pas des Indiens, C’est Dommage (2000) and Hôtel Robinson (2002); Wayne Bloodstream Ulmer on Acoustic guitar Music (2003); and Chloé Mons and Alain Bashung on Cantique des Cantiques (2003). Furthermore, he was presented for the Françoise Hardy albums Le Risk (1996) and Clair Obscur (2000) aswell as albums by Alain Bashung (Fantaisie Militaire [1998]) and Jeanne Balibar (Paramour [2003]). Following the break-up of Kat Onoma in 2004, Burger pursued a variety of actions, including extra collaborations such as for example Before Bach (2005) with Érik Marchand. Among his post-Kat Onoma single output, the recording No Sport (2008) was broadly acclaimed.