nous étions une armée (we were an army) stands out with its raw, unadorned vocals that question and leave a lasting impression. With their unclassifiable style, the duo alternates between underground venues and prestigious opening acts, while remaining fiercely independent. Their second EP, territoire(s) perdu(s), more political and radical, claims an intimate and collective fight against fatalism. By turning stigmas on their head, the band celebrates the pride of existing, even in pain. The vocals seek a raw truth, without codes, and conjure up powerful images, somewhere between confession and poetic vision. Musically, dark electronica rubs shoulders with melancholic and noisy guitars. Their music embodies a constant tension between despair and stubborn hope. On stage, the performance becomes incandescent, carried by a deliberate theatricality. Inspired by Nick Cave and Fontaines D.C., they impose a total art form, stretched between fragility and intensity.