Genevieve Pasquier

Geneviéve Pasquier is a German electronic musician known for her distinctive sound, which blends elements of industrial, noise, and minimal electro music. She gained recognition as a member of the industrial project Thorofon before launching her solo career. Her solo work, including albums like "Virgin Thoughts," "Soap Bubble Factory," "Virgin Pulses," and "Le Cabaret Moi," has been praised for its unique fusion of electronic and post-industrial sounds, often featuring a frigid yet soulful voice. Pasquier's music is characterized by its complexity and emotional depth, making her a notable figure in the underground electronic scene.

In recent years, Pasquier has continued to innovate with releases such as "Cold War, Hot Love," "Louche Effect," and singles like "Indecent Behaviour" and "Reflection." Her live performances are highly regarded for their intensity and energy, showcasing her ability to connect with audiences through her music. With a career spanning multiple genres and styles, Geneviéve Pasquier remains a pioneering artist in the electronic music world, known for pushing boundaries and creating immersive sonic experiences.