Bérurier Noir

Bérurier Noir is a French punk rock band formed in Paris in 1983. The band's original lineup included Loran on guitar, François on vocals, and Dédé on drum machine. In 1985, Masto joined, playing the saxophone, which became a distinctive element of their sound. Bérurier Noir is known for their energetic live performances and lyrics that often focus on French politics and anarchism. Their music style is characterized by short, aggressive songs typically based on simple power chords, reflecting the typical concerns of punk rock such as consumerism and social order. The band was active from 1983 to 1989 and then reformed from 2003 to 2006. During their career, they released several albums, including "Macadam massacre," "Concerto pour détraqués," and "Abracadaboum."

Bérurier Noir gained a significant following in the French independent scene, known for their DIY ethos and refusal to profit from their music. Their live shows were often chaotic and theatrical, featuring the band members dressed in clown outfits or mock police uniforms. The band's influence extends beyond their music, as they are associated with the anarcho-punk movement. In recent years, materials related to the band have been preserved at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, and an exhibition was held in Paris in 2024. Despite the lack of recent releases matching the provided list, Bérurier Noir remains a notable figure in French punk history.

Genres

Punk

Latest Release

La Jeunesse Emmerde Le Front National (Bérurier Noir Edit)

Bérurier Noir

Single - Released June 11, 2024