Junkman's Choir
Junkman's Choir formed in Montreal in 2007, with Mathieu Bérubé on vocals and guitars, Jean-François Bouchard on bass and vocals, Nicolas Bernier on drums,...
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Junkman's Choir formed in Montreal in 2007, with Mathieu Bérubé on vocals and guitars, Jean-François Bouchard on bass and vocals, Nicolas Bernier on drums, and Geoffrey Reuillard handling electronics. Their lineup has shifted over time, but that initial group established their approach.
Their sound pulls from experimental rock, noise, and folk, with some punk and cabaret in the mix. It's not easily categorized, which has kept them from fitting neatly into most scenes. Their 2010 single 'Blood Special' became their most recognized track, with lyrics that touch on violence and identity.
That song drew both praise and criticism for its content, and the band's general approach has tended to polarize listeners. They've kept working with a revolving cast of musicians, maintaining that collective spirit from Montreal.
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