Electric Pyramid

Electric Pyramid exudes the freedom of the 70's, as if its singer, guitar in hand, long hair, leather jacket and sparkling trousers, had gone one day on the roads of the United States in search of companions to form a rock band with a hippie vibe.

Except that from the very first notes, we understand that Electric Pyramid is not one of those nostalgic bands. And even if they borrow from legends like Nirvana, Foo Fighters or Pearl Jam, their sound is resolutely modern, with a clear ambition: to bring back the double guitars, the big percussive riffs and the demonic rhythms that propelled rock to the front of the stage 50 years ago.

And for this, the five friends were not born yesterday. Before meeting and settling in London, they had already crossed paths with some of the biggest names. Coldplay, Joe Bonamassa or Nelly Furtado, here is a small selection of the artists that these musicians worked with before starting their life together. And if they have had various influences, they know exactly where they want to go, with a recipe that has already proven itself. It will be a rock anthology, excellence sauce, which sometimes flirts with this feel good that always provides a good old Americana.

No fuss in their music, no effects, no synthesizers, as RollingStone says so well "the sound is raw... addictive. Pure pleasure". An authentic rock where the guitars are the heroes and the singer's hoarse voice embarks on a ride supported by a hectic drumming. In a world where everything is becoming electronic, Electric Pyramid plugs in without any other embellishment and plunges us into its pure emotions.