No Friends No Pain

Description

If Johnnie Carwash was born in a Lyon garage, between metal and concrete, it is nonetheless in the sun that the trio takes its first colors. Two years on the road and about 150 concerts, playing and replaying rock. Catchy choruses for undisciplined humans, genuine smiles, and raw energy, the cool kids are back with their second album, No Friends No Pain. Ten perfect tracks to counter the prevailing gloom: infectious choruses, carefree anthems, and mind-blowing power! Between Fidlar and Frankie Cosmos and equally influenced by Bad Nerves and Broncho, this power rock trio, driven by a female voice and touching sincerity, loves the sound that lives and travels. Guitar, drums, bass: these are the necessary ingredients to create dense and cheerful music, reminiscent of a carnival in the south of France. In three words: thrills, emotions, and happiness. No Friends No Pain then appears as the necessary follow-up to Teenage Ends, not to close the door on adolescence but to remain big kids. An album that will undoubtedly appeal to fans of punchy rock and festive garage.