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Big evening at Denize at the Grande Ravine! Four groups on the bill, including the Spaniards of Furia, whose last concert is their Reunion tour, and Pluto Crevé, whose last concert is just that.
La Grande Ravine is first and foremost a really endearing environment, a district a little away from the road, not far from the coast, which benefits from an exceptional climate: the evenings are mild and go there to listen to big staining rock is one of the real pleasures of life.
And so Kilkil opening, which treats us to a real concert of alternative punk: the current jumps as soon as Denize plugs in his fryer. Forty seven and a half interruptions later, it is clear that PascKil is still delighted to make noise on vocals and bass with this huge sound; Johny still bangs just as hard, quite happy not to need electricity to be heard; Charlou on keyboards, sax, vocoder... always has so much fun and at the conclusion of the concert, the title Jesus The Door carries real potential that is just waiting to be developed.
Then, it's Furia who takes the evening in hand. The quartet plays without pressure, without particular stake since it is its last date and that it largely convinced before. The four Spaniards can therefore let go without asking themselves any more questions, obviously having the sole purpose this evening of sharing as much pleasure as possible. Their performance will therefore be as nice as the others but a little more intense! “¡El best! as Chépuki said after forty-seven and a half liters. Of beer.
I don't know about you, but I'm not particularly a ska fan. Nevertheless, with the Rocksteady Sporting Club, the already festive atmosphere has gone up a notch. Time to dance now! To the sound of lively music, played square and precise, with the brass output (we find Charlou there), they are forty seven and a half on stage, and Lulu on bass who promises us some for the concert of Pluto Crevé to follow, the Rocksteady sends an infectious good mood that encourages everyone to shake their butt with a smile, with the exception of a young hipster who tries the violent pogo but a good development on that and we will never see him again.
After this bowl of freshness, it's Pluto Crevé's turn to make the powder speak. Last concert therefore due to departure of the drummer to other skies, another life, etc. the group is particularly fired up and Lulu puts on the show as expected, that is to say with humor, generosity... and a hell of a lot of energy! And energy, it takes to follow these fanatics in their punk / hard core cavalcade, played once again with as much ease (disconcerting!) as involvement (flawless!). I just regret that the sequined blue dress was not released for the occasion but I have to nitpick a little... Forty seven and a half pogo tricks later, a pair of slam diving, one or two victims stunned or close to it (including Nelo de Furia), and you come out of there with bruises everywhere but also a smile that circles your head three times... Masochist powa'!!
And the night goes on and we land slowly, enjoying good encounters, sharing a pair of beers, talking nonsense... and that's good too!
We must salute Denize, who hosted the event, as well as the efforts of the association Au Fond du Garage, for organizing all this and providing us with the opportunity to experience yet another memorable evening.