Mainly influenced by the grunge movement, but also heavily by indie rock, the world of the Lille based band GOOMH mixes melodic violence, wild rhythmic, a cascading voice and raw lyrics.

The band’s lineup has changed since its debut and now GOOMH emerges as a power trio: Alexis, singer and guitarist supported by Julien on bass and Nicolas on drums. They deliver an atypical music where violence, sensitivity, overdrive and crazy rhythms collide.

GOOMH has extensive live experience ; the band’s debut album, ‘BACKGROUND NOISE’, was released in december 2023.

Rock/indus band from France 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHRGX0aYGXo
More on our FB page https://www.facebook.com/strugg.indus.grunge

Mummy’s Gone est un groupe originaire de Nîmes, composé de Julien Codaccioni (chant/guitare), Sébastien Uranga (piano, percussions, chant) et Nicolas Combis(violon, chant). Leur musique est intimiste, un folk- grunge que l’on croirait sorti tout droit de la B.O. d’un film de Gus Van Sant. L'univers du groupe défile comme un paysage quand on a la figure collée à la vitre d'une bagnole. C'est un regard lancé, un road-movie brut et authentique. Leur premier album « Foggy » sortira en fevrier 2018.
MUMMY'S GONE goes to the core of its compositions and delivers a raw and authentic music.

The gritty French quartet crafts a minimalist yet sophisticated stoner indie rock and delicately blasts it on stage with a fat and frontal energy.
Fueled by a mutual interest in Nirvana's grunge spirit, Queens Of The Stone Age's sensuality and The Stooges' garage smell, Anorexic Sumotori play hide and seek with all senses and genres with a few steps into Quentin Tarantino's universe.
Formed by Antoine Demailly (bass, keys and lead vocals), Sébastien Demilly (guitar, backing vocals), and Vincent Poissonnier (drums) while still attending college in the post-industrial city of Maubeuge, the band later opted for a four-piece format with Fabien Ménart (keys, theremin, guitar), in an appetite for a little bit more of everything.
Anorexic Sumotori have acquired a solid reputation in Northern France, and their music was qualified as « sur-carré », a word coined by Armel Campagna, director of Main Square Festival (Arras) and Live Nation France to praise their super clean performance in front of a crowd of over 2,000.
They relased their first 5-track EP in 2013 (Poor Sheep) and unleashed We Are Animals in December 2015, the first part of their new 2-track-every-3-month vinyl project.

Piccalilli Circus is following