GRIVE Paris, France
Agnès Gayraud and Paul Régimbeau share a taste for freedom: him, exploring territories of noise, drone and experimental
(Mondkopf, Oiseaux-Tempête...) ; her, bringing symbolism and a sense of the epic to French pop as La Féline.
Stemming from a desire to combine their universes, while playing on new ground, GRIVE's songs navigate between folk ballads and progressive explosions.
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