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Lafetah
Lafetah formed in 2002 in Joliette, Quebec, with Marc-André Gaudreault on vocals, Erik Maltais on guitar, Claude Paul on bass, and Jean-François Rivard on...
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Lafetah formed in 2002 in Joliette, Quebec, with Marc-André Gaudreault on vocals, Erik Maltais on guitar, Claude Paul on bass, and Jean-François Rivard on drums. They started as a rock band from a small town, playing shows and building a following without much initial attention from critics.
Their music pulls from hard rock and alternative influences, with Gaudreault's vocals and Maltais's guitar work giving their songs a distinct edge. Tracks like "Avalanche" and "Howl" show their heavier side, while "Os Olhos Do Meu Amor" reveals a more melodic approach.
The band has released four studio albums, working steadily without much mainstream fanfare.
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