ASTEREOTYPIE + LES VULVES ASSASSINES + DROGES

OUR SMILES MAKE A MESS Astereotypie + Les Vulves Assassines + Droges

Doors open: 7 PM concert 45 min later

DROGES (a fusion of Drôme and Vosges) they shoot at anything that moves: toxic masculinism, reality TV, SUVs, and gender-based and sexual violence (VSS). They summon the disorders of the day with raw lyrics backed by punk electronic music with new wave undertones.

ASTEREOTYPIE It was only supposed to last a few hours, but it’s been going on for fifteen years: from a simple writing workshop conducted with autistic individuals at an IME in the Île-de-France region, Christophe Lhuillier saw a band emerge. With the addition of a few musicians, it became a rock band, and even a phenomenon: Astéréotypie champions music that is powerful in its form and ethereal in its message. Ever since rock has been immersed in the surrealism and candor of its singer-songwriters, it has taken on a new dimension, somewhere between schoolboy humor and Dadaism. No guy looks like Brad Pitt in Drôme, we learned with delight in 2022. Today, with fervor and excitement, we are getting ready to welcome Patami to the stage, their third album which spares neither electro punk nor juicy revelations: “Orcs love shark liver”.

LES VULVES ASSASSINES Les Vulves assassines is out-of-this-world punk-rap, featuring DJ Conant and MC Vieillard, two screaming female rappers on the machines, and the immense Samy on electric guitar. Les Vulves assassines make you dance hard, sing along in unison, and make your ears bleed. Above all, they make you think. Their two albums, Godzilla 3000 (2019) and Das Kapital (2022), tackle important subjects: class struggle, aliens, unemployment, abortion (IVG), big muscles, and of course love. In 2023, their song La Retraite was played incessantly at every union protest in France. Les Vulves assassines embody the hope for a better, fairer world, a world where the CAC40 would be the name of an organic chocolate drink accessible to all. Marxist and feminist, they sing of the future.