Paris Violence
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Paris Violence is a French
Punk Oi
group from Paris
formed in 1994. Paris Violence is a unique band on French punk scene. The band is exceptional not only for the originality of its music but also because of its lyrics sang on precise and not simplified French, as it is usual for punk/oi bands.
The band was founded in 1994 by Flav (guitar, vocal, author and composer) and passed by different formations including two years of solo performance until Spirou (ex Molodoï) joined the project. Very productive, Paris Violence has produced many discs of all formats LP, CD, EP, 10’ and four albums Temps de Crise en 1998, Mourir en Novembre en 2000, L’âge de Glace en 2001, En attendant l’Apocalypse en 2003. During the first years of its existence the style of the band was cold and industrial, inspired by Metal Urbain, the groups of Chaos Production from the beginning of the 80s and the realistic rock of the group Pigalle and La Souris Déglinguée.
French people
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Punk Oi
Oi!
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group from Paris
Paris
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formed in 1994. Paris Violence is a unique band on French punk scene. The band is exceptional not only for the originality of its music but also because of its lyrics sang on precise and not simplified French, as it is usual for punk/oi bands.
The band was founded in 1994 by Flav (guitar, vocal, author and composer) and passed by different formations including two years of solo performance until Spirou (ex Molodoï) joined the project. Very productive, Paris Violence has produced many discs of all formats LP, CD, EP, 10’ and four albums Temps de Crise en 1998, Mourir en Novembre en 2000, L’âge de Glace en 2001, En attendant l’Apocalypse en 2003. During the first years of its existence the style of the band was cold and industrial, inspired by Metal Urbain, the groups of Chaos Production from the beginning of the 80s and the realistic rock of the group Pigalle and La Souris Déglinguée.
Albums
- Temps de Crise - 1998
- Mourir en Novembre - 2000
- L'Âge de Glace - 2001
- En Attendant l'Apocalypse - 2003
- Nous sommes nés trop tard - 2008