Plebeian Grandstand is a French avant-garde black metal band known for their dense, dissonant, and arduous soundscapes that eschew traditional metal structure in favor of chaotic and intricate compositions. Hailing from Toulouse, France, the band formed in 2005 and has since carved out a distinctive niche in the extreme metal scene, earning a reputation for their unrelenting intensity and innovative approach to the genre. The group's output is characterized by a profound sense of despair and nihilism, bound in layers of noise, and has garnered them critical acclaim within the underground metal community.

Throughout their career, Plebeian Grandstand has released a string of challenging and confrontational records that reflect their evolution as artists. Their 2011 full-length debut "How Hate is Hard to Define" set the tone for their abrasive style, which further matured with subsequent releases. The 2012 "Split" contributed to their growing discography and was followed by the 2014 album "Lowgazers". They continued to push boundaries with 2016's "False Highs, True Lows", a tempestuous blend of extreme metal fury and oppressive atmosphere. Their most recent album, "Rien ne suffit", released in 2021, encapsulates their vision of sonic extremity, further cementing Plebeian Grandstand's status as one of the most audacious and uncompromising bands within the modern black metal scene.