Les Breastfeeders
Les Breastfeeders, a francophone rock n' roll band from Quebec, were formed in
Montreal in 1999. The group initially gained traction with their debut demo in
2000 and notable performances at venues, notably at L'Escogriffe. They released
their first album, Déjeuner sur l'herbe, in 2004 on Blow the Fuse Records, which
included the award-winning song "Angle Mort" that won the SOCAN Award for Best
Francophone Song of the Year. Their second album, Les Matins de grands soirs
(2006), received international acclaim. The band toured extensively across North
America and Europe, performing...
