Noir Boy George

Vincent, a slightly depressed thirty-something, feels that the company owes him some damages for moral prejudice. So he decides to become an armored car robber. His plan is clever, his cause is noble, and love is on his side. But in choosing the disconcerting Gaby Rocket as his accomplice, hasn't Vincent made a mistake?

Jonathan’s friends find him just outside a village in the French Alsace. Brought to a simple home, where he lies on a dirty mattress, he seems unwilling to live. The text and music are replete with religious references, whilst the group’s choice to live outside society seems to be a political one.