Abus Dangereux is a French rock band known for its fluid and vibrant blend of punk energy with a uniquely Gallic twist, mixing genres and experimenting with their sound to produce music that resonates with an enthusiastic fan base both domestically and internationally. Their artistic journey began in the early 1980s, a period characterized by an insatiable appetite for creative musical expression, of which they were a significant part. As one of the proponents of the French alternative rock scene, Abus Dangereux has garnered a loyal following, continuing to engage their audience with their dynamic performances and recordings.

The band’s discography, marked by a series of acclaimed releases, includes diverse albums such as "Live," an album capturing the raw electricity of their stage performances, "Happy French Band," which exudes a more whimsical and buoyant energy, "Bis," a work that showcases the band's aptitude for reinvention and musical dialogue, and "Le quatrième mouvement," which is reflective of their evolved sound, embracing intricate harmonies and a matured composition style. These recent releases demonstrate Abus Dangereux’s continuous evolution as musicians and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of the punk and rock genres. Despite lineup changes and the passage of time, the band has managed to maintain their edge and relevance in the ever-changing musical landscape, securing their place in the annals of French rock history.