Viola 74
Viola 74 formed in Paris around 1974, led by singer Nicolas Montier. Their debut album 'Alibaba et les 40 Voleurs' came out in 1977, with the title track...
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Viola 74 formed in Paris around 1974, led by singer Nicolas Montier. Their debut album 'Alibaba et les 40 Voleurs' came out in 1977, with the title track becoming a hit. The band's sound mixed punk energy with French musical traditions, which drew both fans and criticism from more conservative listeners.
They followed up with albums like 'Les Habits Noirs' in 1979 and 'Les Enfants D'Hier' in 1981. Songs like 'Alibaba' and 'Louca de Ousadia' carried their rebellious tone, though their concerts sometimes faced bans. The group kept recording through the 1980s, putting out 'Les Cendres des Reves' in 1985.
After a long break, Viola 74 returned with 'Le Retour des Voleurs' in 2014. Their catalog shows a range from high-energy tracks to more reflective material, anchored by Montier's distinctive presence.
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