Rock À La Buse : High'N Dry On Saturday Night!
Updated: May 12, 2022
Edited by Ibuse, published on Overblog - 12 April 2015
“And deliver a very dark, very hoarse thrash / death metal, willingly carried by rhythms inspired by other Mauritian music, but metal can match all rhythms, you just need to know how to do it. And know-how, there is on stage!”
"A friend pulls me by the sleeve a little before the end of the performance of Thee Orlando's, telling me in essence, it's still much better punk rock, much better than metal huh huh. Well, there's a bit of provocation, but a grain of truth all the same: the character in question has preferences, it even happens to very good people. But I don't answer, I smile. Because the Mauritians of Divoltère will go on stage. And deliver an apocalyptic show. They are nice like all Divoltere. Kindly lined up and silent waiting for their pizzas a little earlier in the evening, they gladly pass for well-behaved young metalheads, metalheads yes there is the look anyway. And then they go on stage. And deliver a very dark, very hoarse thrash / death metal, willingly carried by rhythms inspired by other Mauritian music, but metal can match all rhythms, you just need to know how to do it. And know-how, there is on stage! And they put it on and put it on again and when there's more there's more and they put it on again and they'll literally drown the audience in a deluge of decibels, noises, crackles, squeaks, inhabited vocals, sharp riffs, thundering drum rolls... We know that the group has trouble simply finding suitable conditions to play, over there, in Mauritius. This evening, benefiting from all the infrastructure of the Palaxa, being able to count on a hot and boiling public, Divoltere is giving his all and making the most of the opportunity offered to him to: - smack in the face to all! - pay tribute to the singer's parents, present - and moved - on one side of the room. - Fuck the police, a particularly effective title, the band's trojan horse. - have a good time and share it. A group to follow. A magnificent headliner!"
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