Trompe-L'oeil

Malajube, a pop-rock quintet, have literally shaken the independent rock scene ever since of the release of their first opus. With sounds oscillating between rock, punk and bubble gum pop, Malajube distinguish themselves with intelligent, meticulous texts in French, abrasive guitars, virulent bass, nervous keyboards and raging drums. Result : refreshing and explosive pop, representative of the ardor that characterizes the band. Trompe-l'Oeil, which was recorded at Breakglass and Beat Box studios in Montreal by Ryan Battistuzzi, sees the band collaborating with the likes of Pierre Lapointe (singing on Montréal -40°C), Loco Locass (on La Russe) and members from Les Trois Accords and The Dears. The new album offers elaborate, carefully crafted, catchy and melodic tracks such as Casse Cou, La Monogamie or the first single Montréal -40°C which already topped most indie charts in the province.