Guerilla Poubelle is a French punk rock band with an impassioned DIY ethos and a keen socio-political commentary that is threaded through their music. Formed in 2003 by former members of the band Les Betteraves, Guerilla Poubelle quickly became known for their raw sound and incisive lyrics. The band’s name, which translates to "Garbage Guerrilla," reflects their anti-consumerist stance and their engagement with environmental and social issues. Over time, they have built a strong following in the punk community, both in France and internationally.

With a discography marked by a commitment to questioning societal norms and reflecting personal struggles, Guerilla Poubelle has consistently delivered thought-provoking music, as evidenced by releases like "L'ennui" and "La Nausée," which allude to the existentialist philosophy that heavily influences their work. Their live album "1000e concert" captures the raw energy of their performances, a core aspect of their identity as a band. The band's approach is both introspective and universal, evidenced by releases like "Amor Fati" and "Il faut repeindre le monde…en noir," which challenge listeners to confront their own beliefs and the world's harsh realities. Guerilla Poubelle's music is a powerful rallying cry for those disaffected by the status quo and remains a staple in the modern punk landscape.

Genres

French Punk

French Rock

Neo Metal

Latest Release

L'ennui

Guerilla Poubelle

Album - 13 Tracks - Released January 31, 2020