Les Hommes were one of the foundation combos of the late '90s jazz exotica and lounge scene combining 1960s organ group tropes with contemporary arrangements and sound-sources. They released two albums on Italy's Schema Records and ESL in the US and performed extensively around Europe and cities of Asia.

The assortment of pseudo-cinematronic sounds, mondo moods and vintage Brazilian grooves resulted in respectable global album sales and established them within a unique niche in the jazzpop and exotica panorama.

Fast forward to now and the trio has regrouped for The Sinner - 12 new compositions taking Les Hommes's out-there sonorities on another global trek with ventures into Arabic modes, cine-lounge and re-imaginings of late '50s organ-driven jazz samba.