Eux Autres, the San Francisco-based pop band, released their third album Broken Bow today. I listened to most of this album on a freezing, slushy day in Portland, but Eux Autres’s sunshine pop kept me warm. The first track, “Jamais,” which means “never,” is a good representation of Eux Autres’s signature sound. The poppy, energetic
******Disclaimer: This interview contains language not suitable for those under the age of 18. Please listen with discretion! After seeing Eux Autres perform at Mississippi Studios on November 14, I was filled with questions about the ‘60s pop-influenced band. I was lucky to score a telephone interview with Eux Autres’s lead singer, Heather Larimer. Check
Eux Autres, which is pronounced ooz-oh-tra and means, literally “them others,” aren’t French. They’re ‘kind of from Portland’ but call San Francisco home. At the Mississippi Studios last night, Eux Autres were the opening band for Chain Gang of 1974 and Candy Claws. The pop band claims to “write songs with sparse instrumentation,” but to