Track-by-track interview about the album at Pop News. [...] In 2024, a four-track EP heralded Paul Félix's return to music, showcasing the powerful and magnetic voice of Gamine (1982-1990). This album, recorded and produced by Fabien Cahen, confirms the melodic talent and subtle songwriting of this singer, a devotee of Anglo-Saxon guitar-driven pop. Like Daniel Darc, this comeback doesn't rely on nostalgia, but rather has the proud air of renewal. Paul Félix agrees to a track-by-track analysis of Going To Limoges over the phone. [...]

Review at Magic Revue Pop Moderne ! [...] In carefully crafted lyrics, Paul Félix sings, mostly in French, with a touch of English, about rediscovered love, the exhilaration that grips him, and the ever-present loneliness. The album is well-produced by guitarist Fabien Cahen. The musicians play with precision (the excellent drummer Philippe Entressangle is also present). The sound is a folk-pop underlined by keyboards and saxophone that shines through in the meticulously composed songs. The album starts strong, with three brilliant and vibrant tracks that make an immediate impact. [...]

Great review at Sun Burns Out. [...] À Une Avalanche playing the role of a manifesto, best expressing who Paul Félix is ​​today: a musician who has been out of ears for too long, yet manages from the very first notes to make himself as compelling as ever, thanks to his sense of earthy melody, constantly underscored by an essential folk guitar and silky arrangements; a singer whose timbre, still as distinctive as ever, has nonetheless shed, undoubtedly with age, the affected, almost caricatured trappings that could sometimes be irritating. The perfect single, Se Pourrait-il?