Joliette is a progressive post-hardcore band hailing from Puebla, Mexico. Known for their intricate and explosive sound, the band has made significant waves since their formation in the Mexican underground music scene and beyond. Their music deftly blends elements of hardcore, math rock, and noise, resulting in a textured, dynamic sound that resonates with a raw emotional undercurrent.

Since their inception, Joliette has continually pushed the boundaries of their genre, crafting a series of releases that showcase their evolution as musicians and songwriters. From the intense energy of "Luz Devora" to the intricate layers of "Luz de Bengala," their discography is marked by a relentless drive and a willingness to explore complex rhythms and nuanced soundscapes. With their electrifying live performances and a reputation for fierce technicality, such as captured in the "Joliette - Audiotree Worldwide" session, Joliette has solidified their place as a force within the global post-hardcore community. Albums like "Atáxico" exhibit their ever-maturing style, while maintaining the urgency and passion that defines their music.