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Les Faramineux sont nés en 2004, suite au fiasco de Sam le Savoureux et les Arrogants Arbitres. Leur parcours fût semé d’embûches, de cadavres puants, de pauses causées par l’éloignement, de massacres scolaires, de changements de line up ainsi que du trafic illégal d’organes. Mais finalement, depuis l’été 2006, ils sont officiellement de retour, instruments de musique en main, prêts à vous rocker la fourche.
Leur nouveau (et unique) démo est intitulé « Les Mamelons en Sang ». Aux dires de certains, ce dernier torche en tabarnac; selon d’autres, il est tout simplement chaotiquement poche. Toujours est-il qu’ils ont ben du fun, qu’ils sont un peu bizarres mais qu’ils vous aiment; surtout vous, là-bas, avec les belles fesses et la moustache.
Watch out, mes lapins.
- Marie-P.
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Les Faramineux were born in 2004, after the fiasco that was Sam le Savoureux et les Arrogants Arbitres. Their path was filled with obstacles, stinky corpses, pauses caused by the distance, some school shooting, line up changes and a bit of illegal human organ trade. But finally, since summer 2006, they're officially back, musical instruments in hand, ready to rock your crotch.
Their new (and only) demo's named "Les Mamelons en Sang" (Bloody Nipples). Some people think it's bloody great, while others simply say it's chaotically dumb. Anyway, the main point is that they have a lot of fun, they're a little weird but they love you; particularly YOU, over there, with the nice ass and the mustache.
Watch out, me hearties. - Marie-P. (Does this traduction make any sense at all?)
Mathieu Desjardins 27 September 2007 11:38