Le Super Tremp’

Wakan Tanka • rock A multi-faceted entity that howls a polymorphic rock in an organic surge. The quartet seeks transcendence in the intensity of rock and electronic textures.

On stage, the band invites audiences to lose themselves in the sonic mass and let out what, at our deepest core, makes us human. Sol Saros • neo-folk The singer-songwriter from Paris combines vocals, guitar, banjo and computer-assisted music production (MAO).

He produces and records his tracks entirely on his own, part of the DIY tradition of folk artists.

Rooted in the neo-folk movement and influenced by artists such as Chelsea Wolfe, Lingua Ignota and Lankum, his music draws its identity as much from metal as from Irish, North American and Maghrebi folk traditions, right through to medieval liturgical music.

Sol Saros takes his audience with him on an initiatory journey steeped in esotericism and ancestral rituals. Petrichör • progressive rock Four musicians who chose this rare word to say what matters most: their music tells of what remains after the storm.

A progressive rock that is fresh and powerful, somewhere between tension and release. But it is on stage that Petrichör truly reveals its nature. Where the four come together, intensity takes hold and never lets go.

Powerful enough to make you dance, inspired enough to make you soar.