EPISODE · Aug 22, 2025 · 27 MIN
ACID TONGUE - GUY KELTNER / USA / BINIC FOLKS BLUES FESTIVAL 2025 - Episode 3
from AH QUE L'ART EST BELLE ! · host FABIEN HECK
Well yes, we remember Binic, those feverish, torrid, generous, intoxicating days and nights. Acid Tongue is an American garage band heavily influenced by classic soul, punk, and psychedelic rock. Formed in a dank Seattle basement in 2015, the band immediately hit the road, touring extensively across the US and Europe, honing their unique brand of rock & roll.The band was born from the brainchild of singer/songwriter Guy Keltner and also includes numerous touring and studio musicians scattered between Paris, New York, London, Mexico City, and Los Angeles, with a rotating roster that seems to grow by the day.Acid Tongue's fourth full-length album, ACID ON THE DANCEFLOOR, showcases their now-unmistakable sound and a back-to-basics approach to rock music. Incorporating elements of glam, R&B, and post-punk, the album is a noisy, funky, and chaotic journey that redefines the "Seattle sound."Acid Tongue's latest album, SCARS (Beast Records), is the band's most personal yet. The album is moody, atmospheric, and brimming with the psychedelic and punk rock characteristics that have defined the band's sound for the past decade.Are you ready to dive into this endless summer?MusiqueAcid tongue : If i really loved her & She’s a teacher Entretien: Fabien HECK & PASCALE MARIE Lecture texte d’introduction : LUCAS BENZAQUI Prise de son : entretien, des cigales et du plongeon dans la piscine : MELVIL HECK-BELEYPhoto Guy Keltner : Stéphane PERRAUXMusique : Adrien DE ARAUJOCréation visuel Ah que l’art est belle : Stéphane PERRAUXPhoto visuel Ah que l’art est belle : Philipe LEVYContact Mail : [email protected]ébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
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