LES APÉROS INDUSTRIELS

 

The Janski Beeeats project has been led since 2007 by musician and illustrator Jansé. Awarded the Electro Discovery prize at the Printemps de Bourges festival in 2010, this native of Tours is not only the mastermind behind Janski's visual universe, but also the man behind the mask.
Janski Beeeats is a high-energy manga character, an electro hero, a lover of synthesizers and 80s video games. On stage, armed sometimes with a guitar, sometimes with a synthesizer, he tinkers with sounds, thrashing about wildly, sporting an apocalyptic face. Between chiptunes, synthesized melodies, and frenetic beats, he transforms the dance floor into a game of Space Invaders.

 

 

Io Monade Stanca is a trio formed in 2005 in Canale, Italy. Composed of Edoardo Baima (vocals, bass, and guitar), Matteo Romano (drums), and Nicolas Joseph Roncea (guitar and bass), the band released two self-produced demos. In 2007, they released their first album, "In the Thermal Table," and were featured on the compilation "Noise II to the Bone," which brought them greater recognition. They kicked off an unforgettable "Full Metal Racket" in 2008. In October 2009, Africantape (Aucan...) released "The Impossible Story of Bubu," a seven-track noise-rock album influenced by progressive rock, jazz, and math rock.
Between freestyle and happy noise, it's time to hit the road! **DISCOGRAPHY** March 2013 - NEW ALBUM! 2010 - vinyl split with CALVA s \ t (Africantape / A dream as the king) 2009 - the impossible story of Bubu (Africantape) 2008 - In the thermal table (Canalese noise rec)

Patrick Codenys' musical career began in Belgium in the early 1980s when he participated in the creation of Front 242, which would become the legendary pioneering Electronic Body Music group. This style gained worldwide recognition by fusing an interpretation of various artistic disciplines with music based on the recycling of sounds borrowed from audiovisual media.

The lights are back on already, and the movie is over, I wake up my neighbor, he's sleeping like a baby...

Have you digested the chocolate ice creams? Let's move on... Globul? Barako Bahamas?

They're going to argue again about who opens? Who closes? Those two? We're not even sure they'll agree on whether to play that damn record at 45 or 33 RPM... Anyway, who cares? At that hour, the guys will be at the bar haggling over the last beer, and the girls will be talking about the guys at the bar haggling over their last beer... Unless they're on the dance floor?