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A Montreal band seeking to capture the intense vibrations that make up the surrounding atmospheres. Created in the shockwave of the 2012 strike, the group released an eponymous EP (2013) and an improvised live album – À l’écart – (2014). A first studio album, des lignes, was released on Cuchabata Records in 2016 and was noticed in Canada and internationally. In 2017, – ce qui nous travers – launched the Volume series, in order to broadcast live improvisations as a trio. The group’s new opus, Le sacre de Sainte-Barbe, a concept album focusing on its unique relationship with this small Quebec village, was released in August 2021 and received support from the Canada Arts Council and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec. –ce qui nous travers– offers a multidisciplinary performance that combines sound experimentation with the work of videographers Guillaume Vallée and Larissa Corriveau. After touring in France, Belgium, the United States and several Canadian provinces, the group is eager to get back on the road.