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Gris (CAN)
Gris formed in Montreal in 2009, with Clémence handling vocals, guitar, and keyboards alongside Mathieu Péloquin on bass and Alexandre Chabot on drums. They...
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Gris formed in Montreal in 2009, with Clémence handling vocals, guitar, and keyboards alongside Mathieu Péloquin on bass and Alexandre Chabot on drums. They worked out their sound in basement spaces, developing an atmospheric approach that drew from post-punk and industrial textures.
Their 2010 self-titled debut established a template of haunting soundscapes and raw emotional intensity. They followed it with "Il n'y a pas de remède pour la fin du monde" in 2012, which continued their experimental, introspective direction.
A track like "The Cold Wind of my Breath is Always Blowing" from their 2014 album shows their blend of ethereal vocals and driving rhythms. The band's lyrics often explored themes of loss and alienation, which resonated with some listeners while drawing criticism from others for being too dark.
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