No One Is Innocent

30 years of protest rock metal, denouncing racism, dictatorships, terrorism, the social Blitzkrieg, pointless wars, obscurantism and the enemies of the Republic and of freedom of expression, and fighting them through music … across 10 albums and hundreds of concerts and festivals in France and abroad, crossing swords on stage on tour with Motorhead and Gun’s and Roses, and appearing as guests with Red Hot and AC/DC … this is the record of a band that, for 30 years, has never stopped sounding the alarm through music, with rage and sweat, while keeping its message unchanged.

If any rock band in France can claim to have fought for freedom of expression since its very beginnings, it is No One Is Innocent…

Without violence, but through music, with lyrics that have always stood out and have become the band's trademark, No One Is Innocent has embraced the right use of anger. They have dealt blows, have sometimes been intimidated, but have always got back on their feet. In an age of trivialisation, No One Is Innocent demonstrates on this Best of "Colères" that their conviction to denounce shams in music was no pose.

Anyone who has seen them on stage knows it: No One remain a live phenomenon, their stage reputation needs no introduction, and every concert is played as if it were the last one.