French Noise/ Math Rock Legends DOPPLeR To Release New Album!

DOPPLeR is a cult French noise rock band, widely regarded as one of the defining acts of the country’s explosive 1990s underground scene. Now the band will release their third album Pourquoi Ce Disque? via Atypeek Music/ Bigoût Records.

DOPPLeR was formed in 1998 in Lyon when Xavier-Alexandre Amado (bass, vocals) and Yoann Brière (guitar, vocals) met Yann Coste (drums, vocals). Since their first release with S.K. Records in 1999 (EP 51), the band has released a split 7-inch with NED, Der Hase Ist Grün (S.K. Records, 2001), a second EP Star Sexual Fantasy”(S.K. Records, 2001), a debut album Si Nihil Aliud (S.K. Records/Aere Alieno, distributed by XIII Bis, 2004), a split EP with Marvin (S.K. Records, 2005), and a second album Songs To Defy (S.K. Records/ HAK Lofi Records, distributed by Atypeek Music, 2008), recorded at Black Box Studio with Peter Deimel.

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The band built a strong live reputation through around 200 concerts across France and Europe, working with sound engineer Sébastien Guichard (Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp, L’Étrangleuse...), and lighting designer Nicolas Bernollin (Igorr, Amen Ra...), and sharing the stage with a wide range of artists including Sleeppers, Basement, Papier Tigre, Pneu, Marvin, Young Gods, Cheval de Frise, Shipping News, Brain Damage, Fishbone, Ezekiel, Lofofora, Black Heart Procession, Unsane, Psykup, Alec Empire, Mule Jenny, Cannibale, Birds in Row, A Place to Bury Strangers, among others.