Early French Punk

Early French punk emerged in the late 1970s as a raw, rebellious response to societal norms, blending the ferocity of British punk with a distinctive French flair. This genre often encapsulates a gritty sound characterized by aggressive guitar riffs, frenetic drumming, and defiant vocal styles, all while incorporating local influences like French lyrics and avant-garde elements. Bands like Les Olivensteins and Métal Urbain led the charge with politically charged lyrics and a DIY ethos, emphasizing a break from mainstream culture. The movement was marked by its underground venues and passionate, often anarchic performances that challenged the status quo, fostering a sense of community among disillusioned youth.

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Alain Kan
Charles De Goal
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Dogs
Edith Nylon
Electric Callas
Kas Product
Les Olivensteins
Les Scooters
Little Bob Story
Marie et les garçons
Métal Urbain
OBERKAMPF
Soda Fraise
Starshooter
Stinky Toys
Kas Product
Starshooter
Dogs
OBERKAMPF
Alain Kan
Métal Urbain
Les Olivensteins
Edith Nylon
Marie et les garçons
Charles De Goal
Stinky Toys
Little Bob Story
Electric Callas
Soda Fraise
Les Scooters
Controle