The Diableros
The Diableros started as a trio in Paris, with Sebastien Savine on vocals and guitar, Nicolas Hauzeur on drums, and Vincent Siou on bass. They put out their...
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The Diableros started as a trio in Paris, with Sebastien Savine on vocals and guitar, Nicolas Hauzeur on drums, and Vincent Siou on bass. They put out their first album, 'Olympic Island', in 2012, which included the track 'Push It To Monday'. That record got some attention for its mix of rock and funk sounds.
Later albums like 'Global Warming' and 'Carnaval de los Diablos' kept them going through the 2010s. Songs such as 'Sugar Laced Soul' and 'Working Out Words' showed their knack for catchy, rhythm-driven tunes. They were known for a live show that could get pretty energetic, which sometimes stirred up talk about their lyrics and stage presence.
By 2021, they had released 'The Devil's Circus', rounding out a run of four albums over about a decade. The band's music stayed grounded in that trio setup, without much fuss about lineup changes or big dramatic shifts in style.
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