Hushpuppies are a French indie rock band known for their energetic blend of garage rock and post-punk revival. The band took shape in the early 2000s, bringing together the talents of Olivier Jourdain (vocals), Cyrille Sudreau (guitar), Wilfried Jourdain (bass), Franck Pompidou (drums), and Jean-Philippe Talaga (guitar). Their sound draws on the influences of British and American rock from the 1960s and 1970s, mixed with the raw, edgy tones of the early 2000s indie scene.

The band debuted with “The Trap” before steadily establishing themselves with various EPs and albums characterized by their gritty guitar riffs and catchy melodies. Their notable work, "The Bipolar Drift," showcases the band's mature songwriting skills and stylistic depth while maintaining their signature rock vigor. "Silence Is Golden" and "Low Compromise Democracy" are testaments to their ability to create anthemic songs that resonate with their fan base. Their "Bad Taste and Gold On The Doors Remixes - EP" provides a creative reinterpretation of their work, showing Hushpuppies' willingness to innovate and re-imagine their music. With each release, such as "Remember Me" and "The Garden - EP," Hushpuppies continue to solidify their place in the landscape of modern indie rock, appealing to fans across France and beyond.

Genres

French Garage Rock

French Rock

Rock Independant Francais

Latest Release

The Bipolar Drift

Hushpuppies

Album - 11 Tracks - Released March 21, 2011