a.gris drop new single 'bar' announcing first EP 'Gris' for March 27th

With bar, a.gris - the solo project of Alex Delamard - picks up the thread of what he began with Oblivion 2025 and unveils a new track from his forthcoming EP Gris, due in 2026 on Géographie Records. The song balances Elliott Smith–style acoustic minimalism with the sharpened digital sheen associated with A.G. Cook’s PC Music orbit. bar is charged with electronic micro-tensions and melodic figures that loop, buckle, and quietly reassemble themselves.

On this track, a.gris teams up with Tessa Gustin, the two trading lines through a veil of ethereal Auto-Tune that blurs into something quietly hypnotic—hovering between Deftones-style digital shoegaze and the weary, lo-fi folk sensibility of Alex G. Nurturing a subtle tension between raw feeling and technological detachment.

With bar, a.gris strengthens his distinctive position within the French indie scene, crafting music that is both instinctive and forward-leaning - a space where past and future converge into a sound unmistakably his own.

a.gris — the new solo venture of Alex Delamard (Hoorsees, Heavymodern) — introduces himself with « Gris », a debut EP that feels both raw and meticulously sculpted.

Written and produced alone in his basement over a month of isolation, these five tracks play like the strange dream of a collaboration between A.G. Cook and Bruce Springsteen — at once earnest, glitchy, and emotionally unguarded. Here, he showcases all his influences: from Alex G's digital folk to Deftones nu metal, via George Clanton's electronica.

This unique balance of acoustic instruments and production, which approaches PC music, creates a distinct soundscape in this first EP, enhanced by bold and powerful glitchy hits.

previous single 'oblivion 2025' (Official Video)