The proof lies in Delko, a French rock band from Haute-Loire. Don't even try to find this place on the rock map, the god of the riff simply ignores it. It was an admitted fact until these self-taught musicians set themselves as demiurge of neo grunge.

Influenced by Nirvana, Foo fighters and Johnny Cash, their powerful and dark melodies will drag you into an artistic world that looks like a post-teen delirium. No meaning or litany of the dead leaves, you will feel a psychedelic shock reflecting a disillusioned world that dive into the abyss the absurd.

With each album, they give a rough ride to the conventions of rock, mistreat compulsory figures and finally regenerate the genre. In his time, did Picasso make anything else with the great masters of painting? In other words, the result is surprising: grunge, punk and metal. All tracks are orchestrated by a classic squad (bass, drums, two guitars) reaching a professional level. Don't trust their geek faces!

If you have the opportunity to hear their concerts, you will experiment an unplugged atmosphere in the bottom of a dark bar tasting a cold beer. And if you go further, you will surely meet them at their den, the delpo, half-garage and halt-recording studio. Above the door you will read: DIY "do it yourself" ... what a program! Isn't it?

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