I Don't Speak French
I Don't Speak French came out of Montreal with a raw, aggressive sound that found its clearest expression in their 2006 single "Blow The Speakers Up." The...
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I Don't Speak French came out of Montreal with a raw, aggressive sound that found its clearest expression in their 2006 single "Blow The Speakers Up." The track became something of an anthem for them, built around Vincent Peake's intense vocals and a rhythm section that favored volume and drive.
They released a handful of albums over the next decade, including 2009's The World Is Not Yours and 2015's Monuments. The music stayed rooted in alternative rock, though they seemed to shift between more direct, aggressive material and records that aimed for a bigger, more atmospheric sound.
The band's lineup included guitarist Martin Lizotte, bassist Guillaume Beauregard, and drummer Jonathan Robert. Their live shows were known for their energy, and they developed a following for that unapologetic, confrontational approach to their music.
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