What is your favorite French rock album of all time?

It’s hard to choose, but here are some songs: “Ça plane pour moi” by Plastic Bertrand; “J’ai la fièvre” by Marc Charlan; “Quelque chose en toi” by Téléphone; “Haine Haine Haine” by La Souris Déglinguée; “Eddy Jones” by La Souris Déglinguée; “Décide-toi” by Bijou; “Mon amour est trop grand” by Les Vautours; “Panik” by Métal Urbain; and “Rebop” by Marie et les Garçons.

You have a song on the record called "I Believe In Rock And Roll." Why do you still think rock matters?

Because rock isn’t just a sound—it’s an attitude. It’s about saying “no” when everyone else says “yes.” It’s messy, fun, and wild. In a world that feels increasingly polished and sanitized, rock is still a space where chaos is welcome—and people need that, now more than ever.

Photo by Sam Quealy

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