cut·ler·y [kuht-luh-ree]
- cutting instruments collectively, especially knives for cutting food.
- utensils, as knives, forks, and spoons, used at the table for serving and eating food.
- the trade or business of a cutler.
The story of Couverts
The kid that died in Le Temple in Paris in 1795 wasn’t Louis XVII. The real son of Louis XVI and Mary-Antoinette had escaped shortly before and was taken to Belgium by his Belgian governess where a peasant adopted him. Louis grew up, got married and had kids.
A few generations down the line, we find Couverts. He figured out that being the heir to the French throne would be too much of a chore and decided to make some music instead.
Broken electronics, acid crooning and “songs about love during the apocalypse”...
Singer-songwriting for dystopian sci-fi lovers and robots.
