détestons

Détestons is a French band formed in 1996 by singer-songwriter Jean-Louis Aubert. The band is known for their unique blend of rock, pop, and electronic music, often incorporating elements of French chanson and cabaret. Aubert, who is also a renowned actor and director, is the primary songwriter and vocalist for the group. The band's name, "détestons," translates to "let's hate" in English, reflecting Aubert's often provocative and controversial lyrics.

Détestons' discography includes several studio albums, with their debut release, "Détestons," coming out in 1996. The band has gained a cult following both in France and internationally, known for their energetic live performances and Aubert's charismatic stage presence. Their music often explores themes of love, politics, and social commentary, with Aubert's distinctive voice and Aubert's theatrical performances adding to their unique identity.

The band has also been involved in various collaborations and side projects, further expanding their artistic reach. Despite their relatively small discography, Détestons has made a significant impact on the French music scene, earning them a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim. Their music continues to be celebrated for its innovation and Aubert's unparalleled talent.