Frantx at Loft

tickets:
regular: 14,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 7,- €uro

doors: 7.30 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.00 pm CEST


If hot outside, the concert hall is air-conditioned.

FRANTX is a glit noise band based in Paris, bringing together two young improvisers of French origin and two of Italian origin.
Animated by the noise-punk ghost of the ’90s and immersed in post-internet sonic drifts, FRANTX writes songs in Piedmontese and improvises electro-acoustic collages between a TikTok chain and musique concrète. FRANTX creates a dimension of hyper-speed where the four instrumentalists find themselves blurred together in a grumble that cries out for love and sweets, shouted through a vocoder....

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tickets:
regular: 14,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 7,- €uro

doors: 7.30 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.00 pm CEST


If hot outside, the concert hall is air-conditioned.

FRANTX is a glit noise band based in Paris, bringing together two young improvisers of French origin and two of Italian origin.
Animated by the noise-punk ghost of the ’90s and immersed in post-internet sonic drifts, FRANTX writes songs in Piedmontese and improvises electro-acoustic collages between a TikTok chain and musique concrète. FRANTX creates a dimension of hyper-speed where the four instrumentalists find themselves blurred together in a grumble that cries out for love and sweets, shouted through a vocoder.

The four members of FRANTX explore the limits of their instruments through extended techniques, heterodox amplification systems and electronic extensions; always in search of new modes of interaction, construction and mutual destruction. FRANTX was born to question our roles as improvising musicians and target the political dimension in which we are supposed to exist as performers and composers in the contemporary music field. Music for weird legged dancers, but also to explore new ways of listening, ambiguous flickering and never on hold.

FRANTX is preparing its debut album out on february 2025 for Standard In-Fi and Carton Records

Press:

„In particular Marco Luparia, […] we know that this young man is passionate about the relationship between percussion and electronics in his striking solos where the surface is of prime importance.“
F. Barriaux – Citizen Jazz

‘“You can’t help but be dazzled by Fanny Meteier’s baby yellow jumpsuit and the glitter on her cheeks as she lights up the stage from centre stage.’“
M. Jouan – Citizen Jazz

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