French Cyber-punk Group Notre-Dame of Tokyo Release New Single ‘1p Game’
“The amber at my lips, I smile to my misery”
FOR FANS OF: Alice in Chains, Nine Inch Nails, Black Sabbath, Muse
Cyber-punk group Notre-Dame of Tokyo return with punchy new single ‘1p Game’
Riff-laden tune is the latest release from upcoming album ‘Weightlessness’
French brothers Antwan and Adrien swapped Agen in the south of France for London on the toss of a coin
Pair have merged classic UK punk with European rock on powerful new single
Listen here - https://open.spotify.com/track/0J7nbY9TKMW6FM2GfLou0C?si=739bf6a16bf64f0f
Cyber-punk band Notre-Dame of Tokyo have released new single ‘1p Game’ on Friday November 17.
The tune merges a Rage Against The Machine-style riff, Muse-influenced vocals, Nine Inch Nails-dynamics, all with a sense of ambition and energy that marks Notre-Dame of Tokyo out as one of the most exciting and compelling metal acts on the scene.
The song is the third release to be taken from upcoming album ‘Weightlessness’ - out on December 15 - a project that is the culmination of Antwan and his brother Adrien leaving their hometown of Agen in the south of France to pursue their musical dreams.
While leaving Agen was set in stone, the pair were unsure of where to head, so they literally tossed a coin to decide.
Paris - gone. Stockholm - gone. Berlin v London. One more toss. London won.
Did it matter they couldn’t speak English? No. Did it matter they didn’t have jobs? No.
They turned up in London, and did the only thing that made sense. They partied. They threw themselves into music. They absorbed all that great city has to offer.
“We came to London to find a singer, but that didn’t work out, so I stepped up,” says Antwan, who couldn’t even speak English a few years ago but now chucks out twisted, clever lyrics about the darker side of life that Charles Bukowski would raise his glass to.
The duo are already renowned for their live shows. Check out their video for 2021 single ‘X or Y’ to see just how much they connect with the crowd.
