French experimental rock icon Rodolphe Burger first garnered musical fame in the band Kat Onoma, which released albums from 1988 through 2002. Though the band officially split in 2004, Burger had already begun pursuing solo ambitions, releasing Cheval-Mouvement (1993) and Meteor Show (1998). In addition to his solo album output, Burger released several full-length collaborative efforts, teaming up with Olivier Cadiot, James Blood Ulmer, and Chloé Mons and Alain Bashung. Moreover, he was featured on the Françoise Hardy albums Le Danger (1996) and Clair Obscur (2000). His own No Sport (2008) was widely acclaimed. ~ Jason Birchmeier