Sloy was an alternative rock band that emerged from the vibrant French music scene in the mid-1990s. Known for their raw energy and post-punk influences, the group carved out a distinctive niche within the European indie rock landscape. Comprised of members Virginie Despentes, Arnaud Michniak, and Stephane Gilot, Sloy gained attention for their electrifying live performances and their ability to fuse the spirit of punk with a modern rock aesthetic.

Their discography reflects a compact but potent body of work, marked by a relentless pursuit of sonic experimentation. With "Electric Live 95/99," the band showcased their dynamic live presence, capturing the electric charge of their stage shows. "Plug" and the "Fuse - EP" were emblematic of their studio sound, delivering tight, aggressive tracks that shunned overproduction in favor of raw textures and minimalist arrangements. Sloy's "Electrelite," "Planet of Tubes," and "Pop - EP" further expanded their musical palette, embracing an array of influences from noise rock to electro-punk, securing their place in the pantheon of cult rock bands of the late 20th century.